At the Centre for Advanced Dentistry, the choices and investment in advanced technology reflects our commitment to providing the best of care for our patients with greater comfort and convenience.
At C4AD, we offer dental cleaning through a revolutionary EMS Airflow system. A Swiss technology that focuses on comfort and greater precision, this system uses a combination of warm water, air and powder to provide a gentle yet advanced deep cleaning for your teeth and gums.
Unlike traditional scaling and polishing that can be abrasive, our patients find EMS Airflow a relaxing spa-like experience.The warm combination is gentle for even patients with sensitive teeth.
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We embrace digital dentistry to provide a cleaner, more comfortable experience and greater precision in your dental care. Technologies such as intraoral scanners allow us to quickly capture detailed 3D images of your teeth and gums using a small handheld device, eliminating the need for traditional impressions.
Digital dentistry also helps our clinicians assess and explain your oral health more accurately, making it easier to identify issues such as wear, decay and crowding. It also improves the efficiency and precision of treatments, including the design and fit of crowns, bridges and other dental restorations.
For your convenience, our dental clinic in Glen Huntley is equipped with advanced OPG and CBCT scanners, saving you the hassle of travelling elsewhere to have your dental scans taken.
OPG and CBCT scanners offer us better insights into your oral health so we can effectively determine your suitability and treatment options. OPG provides a 2D imaging which is commonly used for general treatments such as routine screening, wisdom teeth and overview assessment of your dental structure. CBCT, on the other hand, offers greater insights with advanced 3D imaging with all angles which is instrumental in planning advanced procedures such as dental implants, root canal treatment, surgeries, treatment for impacted teeth or any other dental trauma.
We are also equipped with a lateral cephalogram (commonly known as LAT Ceph), which is purpose-designed to assess and plan orthodontic treatments.
Before any orthodontic treatment begins, we take a LAT Ceph image that offers a 2D view of your head region, indicating the structure of your jaws, teeth, and bite position. This allows our dentists to assess appropriate treatment and offer a range of treatment alternatives that may be suitable in your case. This could include braces, aligners, a combination approach, or, in cases of severe malocclusion, alternative measures.
