Advanced Comforts & Dental Technology Portsmouth

The Latest Technology for the Most Comfort

When it comes to delivering first-class service, technology plays a big role. We utilize modern instruments, such as our soft tissue laser and The Wand, to improve our clinical precision as well as your comfort in the chair. We also offer nitrous oxide dental sedation for patients who are especially anxious or fearful of visiting the dentist.

Nitrous Oxide

Nitrous oxide can help make your visits more comfortable, even if you typically feel nervous or anxious about going to the dentist. While our team does everything we can to help curb these nerves, this fast-acting form of sedation will help you reach a calming and euphoric state. An added benefit is that the effects don’t last long, allowing you to carry on with your regular schedule following your appointment.

Soft Tissue Laser

Our soft tissue laser is able to replace the use of a traditional scalpel and sutures to treat patients dealing with gum disease. It emits a small, concentrated beam of light that can instantly vaporize soft tissue and kill harmful bacteria, and it does so while cauterizing that area to minimize post-operative discomfort.

The Wand

The Wand is a digital delivery system for local anesthesia. Our dentists are able to administer precise amounts to an area, minimizing collateral numbness, all while making sure you don’t feel a “pinch.”

Digital Cavity Detection

Cavities are one of the most common dental health problems. Depending on where they’re located, they can be difficult to spot; however, with the help of our digital cavity detection instrument, we’re able to effortlessly see signs of decay. That way, we can address them early, often before they have a chance to turn into cavities.

Intraoral Camera

Our intraoral camera gives us a detailed view of your teeth and gums, allowing us to capture still images to track changes over time, as well as display close-up video footage of your smile on a large chairside monitor. This allows you to get the same detailed view that your dentist has, making it easier to explain concerns and treatment recommendations.