Modern Dentistry at Arcadia Medi-Dental Group
Our Arcadia office uses digital scanning, imaging, milling, printing, and laser technology to support diagnosis and treatment planning.
i-CAT FLX 3D Imaging
Our i-CAT FLX cone beam CT (CBCT) system creates three-dimensional X-ray images of the teeth and jaws. For implant planning, these images help the dentist evaluate available bone and nearby structures, including nerves and sinuses.
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​CBCT is recommended when the additional information is needed for your care. It is different from an optical scan of the tooth surfaces and is not required at every visit. We review your examination, health history, and existing images before recommending imaging.
​​3D Printing Systems:
SprintRay Pro 2
Our dental 3D printers create nightguards, temporary restorations, surgical guides, and models in our office.
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​Digital records and in-office printing support customized appliances and streamlined production. Delivery times and suitability vary by treatment.
Crown Milling Unit:
Glidewell fastmill.io™
The fastmill.io™ is a high-quality chairside milling unit used to fabricate dental crowns and restorations. This system allows us to design and produce restorations with precision in our own office.
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Using digital impressions and CAD/CAM technology, your crown is precisely milled from durable, tooth-colored ceramic for a natural look and long-lasting strength.
Laser Dentistry:
Fotona LightWalker
Fotona LightWalker laser technology may be used for selected procedures as part of an individualized treatment plan.
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​Your dentist will explain when laser-assisted care is appropriate, its benefits and limitations, and alternatives. Treatment needs and healing vary; laser care does not replace every surgical or periodontal procedure.
Safe, Clear Imaging with Digital X-Rays
Digital X-rays help us evaluate teeth and supporting structures that cannot be fully assessed with a visual examination.
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​Radiation exposure varies by the type of image and equipment used. We recommend imaging based on your history, examination, and clinical needs. Digital images support treatment planning and help us explain our findings.
