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Discover how this unique and advanced robotic technology is helping make dental implant treatment more precise, comfortable, and predictable.
If you’re considering dental implants, technology matters. That’s why we’re proud to offer Yomi, the only FDA-cleared robotic device for dental surgery. Combining detailed 3D imaging with robotic guidance, Yomi supports implant planning and placement with a personalized, technology-driven approach.
Is Yomi an option for your smile? Schedule a consultation today!
Your oral health is about more than your teeth. During routine exams, we use VELscope enhanced oral screening technology to help identify tissue abnormalities that may not be visible under traditional lighting. The screening is quick, comfortable, and designed to provide another layer of protection for your long-term health.
VELscope uses a specialized blue light to enhance the visibility of abnormal tissue that can be difficult to detect during a conventional visual examination alone. While it does not diagnose oral cancer, it provides valuable information that helps our team determine whether an area should be monitored more closely or evaluated further.
Modern dental care relies on innovative technology to support accurate diagnosis and efficient treatment. Digital imaging, computer-guided systems, and precision instruments allow our team to evaluate teeth, bone, and gums in greater detail than traditional tools.
With improved visualization and planning tools, our doctors can create more precise treatment plans while helping you experience greater comfort and efficiency during appointments!
More accurate diagnostics & treatment planning
Minimally invasive procedures & targeted care
Streamlined appointments & faster workflows
Consistent, reliable clinical outcomes
Technology has transformed the way dentists diagnose, treat, and monitor oral health. High-resolution imaging and digital planning tools allow our team to identify dental issues earlier and design more personalized treatment plans.
Many modern technologies also reduce the need for invasive procedures. This means patients often experience shorter appointments, improved accuracy, and more comfortable treatment experiences while supporting long-term oral health.
Our team is proud to incorporate a range of modern dental technologies designed to support precision, comfort, and efficiency. These tools help us diagnose concerns more accurately and deliver carefully planned treatment.
Below are 10 innovative systems we use in our practice:
Yomi is the only FDA-cleared robotic device for dental surgery. This robotic-assisted platform supports dental implant planning and placement by combining digital imaging with real-time guidance. Used in a limited number of practices worldwide, Yomi® helps our doctors plan and perform implant procedures with a personalized, technology-driven approach.
Sprintray 3D printing technology allows our team to create a range of dental appliances directly in our office. Using digital scans, devices such as surgical guides, night guards, or models can be produced efficiently, helping streamline treatment timelines.
3D facial scanning captures detailed images of the face and smile. These images help our doctors evaluate facial symmetry, jaw alignment, and smile design, allowing treatment plans to consider both oral health and facial aesthetics.
LANAP laser technology offers a minimally invasive approach to treating gum disease. The laser targets infected gum tissue while preserving healthy structures, reducing discomfort, and supporting faster healing compared to traditional surgical techniques.
PIEZO technology uses ultrasonic vibrations to perform delicate bone procedures with precise control. This approach helps protect surrounding soft tissues while allowing our doctors to carefully reshape or remove bone when necessary.
AIRFLOW® technology uses a combination of air, warm water, and fine powder to remove plaque, biofilm, and stains. This modern cleaning method provides a gentle yet effective way to maintain oral hygiene and support periodontal health.
Using computer-assisted technology to deliver numbing medication precisely to the treatment area, this technology allows our doctors to numb a single tooth rather than a larger portion of the mouth, improving comfort during procedures.
CBCT imaging
Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) provides highly detailed 3D images of teeth, jawbone, nerves, and surrounding structures. This advanced imaging technology helps our team plan treatments such as dental implants, oral surgery, and complex restorations with greater accuracy.
Intraoral scanners capture precise digital impressions of the teeth and gums. These scans eliminate the need for traditional impression materials and are commonly used for planning treatments such as Invisalign®, crowns, bridges, and other restorations.
PRF technology uses a small sample of a patient’s blood to produce a concentrated solution of healing proteins and growth factors. This natural material can be used during certain procedures to support the body’s healing response.
Maintaining healthy teeth and gums supports more than just your smile. The American Dental Association and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention both emphasize the connection between oral health and overall wellness.
Modern dental technologies help detect oral health problems earlier and guide treatment that protects both dental and general health.
Technology continues to shape the future of dentistry. With modern diagnostic tools and advanced treatment systems, our doctors can plan procedures more precisely and deliver care with improved comfort and efficiency.
Interested in learning how advanced dental technology in Horsham, PA can support your oral health? Our team is here to help. Call us today at (215) 593-2331 to get started.
Yomi robotic-assisted technology helps dentists plan and place dental implants with a high level of precision. By combining detailed 3D imaging with real-time guidance during the procedure, the system supports accurate implant positioning and personalized treatment planning, benefiting efficiency, predictability, and overall patient confidence throughout the implant process.
Laser-assisted gum treatment is designed to remove infected tissue while preserving healthy areas. When performed by trained dental professionals, it is considered safe and may help reduce bleeding, swelling, and recovery time.
Yes. Technologies such as CBCT imaging and robotic-assisted guidance help dentists plan implant procedures with exceptional precision. These systems allow doctors to evaluate bone structure and position implants according to a detailed digital plan.
A consultation allows our team to evaluate your oral health and determine which technologies may support your treatment plan. Visit our New Patients page to schedule your first appointment today!
