Advanced Dental Technology Tampa

Better Instruments for Better Care

Dr. Justin Elikofer, Dr. Rodney Holcombe, and Dr. Sara Sheffield use state-of-the-art dental technology in Tampa to give you thorough treatments to improve your oral health. At Advanced Dental Associates of Tampa Palms, we want you to receive the dental care you deserve, and we use cutting-edge tools to keep your oral health up to par!

Dental Technology That Makes a Difference

Digital model of teeth shown on computer screen in Tampa dental office

Our dentists and team are dedicated to continually providing you and your family with the highest available level of care. We are committed to meeting all of your dental needs and providing you with a dental experience that is comfortable and pleasant each time you visit us. To help us achieve these goals, we are pleased to offer the benefits of state-of-the-art dental technology. Dental technology includes a number of cutting-edge tools, equipment, techniques and materials we use at our office to ensure you receive high-quality, gentle care. Our dentists and team have received the necessary training to utilize advanced dental technology to enhance your oral health.

We strive to use advanced dental technology to make your experience as efficient, comfortable and enjoyable as possible. For example, our diagnostic equipment aids us in making quick, accurate diagnoses and helps us effectively plan your treatment. We strive to utilize the latest, most advanced technology available to provide you with the best possible experience and care every time you visit our office. Each of our different types of dental technology has its own benefits, and we invite you to continue browsing our website and contact our practice to learn more. We look forward to hearing from you soon!

Intraoral Camera

Gloved hands holding a thin white intraoral camera

Rather than just telling you what is going on in your mouth, we can show you thanks to our intraoral camera. Small and thin, it makes it easy to take detailed pictures of your teeth and gums that we can show you on a nearby monitor. Now, you can see things from your dentist’s perspective, making your dental experience much more transparent.

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Digital Dental Impression System

Dental patient having digital impressions of their teeth taken

Impressions involve our team making a model of a patient’s teeth so we can mock-up how a denture, veneers, crowns, or any number of treatments will look before we place them in someone’s mouth. Rather than relying on a cast using dental puddy, we can instead perform a quick and easy scan that is much more accurate than the traditional method. Not only is this approach faster, but it also makes it easier for our team and partnered labs to personalize treatments.

CT Scanner

C T scanning machine standing against white wall

A CT scanner is able to show us much more information compared to a typical dental X-ray. Rather than just revealing the underlying structure of a few teeth, it can show us a 3D map including all the teeth, both jaws, and even tiny facial nerves. We use it to establish a baseline for our patients when they first come in, and it also makes it easy for us to plan a wide variety of procedures, in particular surgical ones like dental implant placement.

Soft Tissue Laser

Hand holding a pen like dental laser device

We use our soft tissue laser to perform a wide array of procedures, ranging from gum disease treatment to cosmetic gum lifts to lip/tongue tie correction and more. Rather than relying on incisions and sutures like in the past, focused light energy is able to precisely target the tissue that needs attention while leaving the rest of the area alone. This makes treatment more precise, less invasive, and more comfortable. Plus, the recovery time is a fraction compared to traditional methods.

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Digital Dental X-Rays

Dentist pointing to computer screen showing x ray of teeth

Our X-technology allows us to quickly capture high-definition images of the underlying structures of your teeth, including the roots and nearby bone. This helps us spot potential problems as early as possible, and we can show you these images to take you on a “backstage tour” of your smile, giving you a deeper understanding of your oral health.

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