Dental Technology

Smile More. Worry Less.

Advanced Dental Technology

At Thompson Dental, we invest in the latest technology to make your experience faster, more comfortable, and more precise. From 3D printing to laser dentistry, our tools help us deliver high-quality care with less discomfort and fewer appointments.

A gentle alternative to the dental drill, air abrasion uses a stream of fine particles to remove decay with minimal noise, pressure, or discomfort — making it ideal for patients who are anxious or prefer conservative treatment.

Biolase technology uses advanced dental lasers to perform soft tissue procedures with greater precision, less bleeding, and faster healing. It’s a comfortable, high-tech alternative to traditional methods.

Computer-Aided Design and Manufacturing allows us to design and create custom dental restorations — like crowns and bridges — right here in the office, often in just one visit.

Say goodbye to messy impression trays. Digital impressions capture a highly accurate 3D model of your teeth using a small handheld scanner, improving both comfort and precision.

Digital X-rays provide clearer images with up to 90% less radiation than traditional X-rays. They help us diagnose issues early while keeping your safety and health a top priority.

This small, pen-sized camera allows us to take high-resolution images inside your mouth, making it easier for you to see what we see and understand your treatment plan.

Used in conjunction with our CAD/CAM system, the milling machine creates custom dental restorations from ceramic blocks right in our office — saving time and delivering outstanding fit and aesthetics.

A panoramic X-ray captures a full 360° view of your mouth, jaw, and sinuses in one image. It’s essential for diagnosing complex conditions and planning treatments like implants or orthodontics.

Our soft tissue laser allows for precise, virtually painless treatment of the gums. It’s commonly used for contouring, treating gum disease, and improving healing after procedures.

We use 3D printing to create custom dental appliances and models quickly and accurately — enhancing everything from treatment planning to final results.