Laser technology in dentistry uses focused light to treat various oral conditions with precision and minimal discomfort. It is commonly used for procedures like soft tissue removal, gum reshaping, and laser periodontal therapy offering faster healing times and reduced risk of infection compared to traditional methods.

A dental microscope provides enhanced magnification and illumination, allowing dentists to see intricate details of teeth, gums, and surrounding structures. This improved visibility aids in performing precise procedures, such as root canals and surgeries, ensuring better accuracy and patient outcomes.

An intraoral scanner is a digital device used in dentistry to capture detailed, 3D images of a patient's teeth and gums. It eliminates the need for traditional molds, offering a quicker, more comfortable experience while providing highly accurate data for treatments like crowns, implants, and nightguards/ flippers.