All In The Family Dental
Adam Frounfelter DDS

Technology

Modern technology can improve and enhance your visit to the dentist, especially during procedures.

At All in the Family Dental, one of our primary goals is to provide our patients with a pleasant and stress-free experience, so we've equipped our Evansville dental office with much of the latest technology. At the same time, our dentists strive to enhance their techniques through continuing education and learning about advancements in the field. 

Read on to learn more about the technology we use at All in the Family Dental to elevate your experience when you visit the dentist. 

Digital X-Rays and Sensors

Digital X-Rays and Sensors

Digital x-rays offer our dentists a clear picture of what's going on behind the scenes internally with your teeth, jawbone, and dental health. Yearly x-rays give us a baseline for your oral health and allow us to spot potential problems as early as possible before they become more significant and costly. 

Digital sensors allow us to comfortably capture the images and display them clearly on the television screens in our treatment rooms so you and your dentist can determine the best treatment for your smile. 

We also don't require harsh chemicals to develop digital x-rays, which is a benefit for our environment.  

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Laser Dentistry machine in evansville

Laser Dentistry

At All in the Family Dental, we use the dental laser for several different procedures because it makes the treatment more comfortable and efficient for patients. The laser combines light and heat with exact precision to perform procedures like:

  • Lip-tie and tongue-tie frenectomies
  • Tissue contouring
  • Restorative procedures like dental fillings
  • Treatment for periodontal disease

When we use the dental laser, numbing anesthetics are often unnecessary. It also helps to accelerate the healing process by sterilizing the treated area. 

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CBCT Cone Beam machine

CBCT Cone Beam Technology

Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) delivers 3-D imaging of your teeth and jawbone that allow your Evansville dentist to get a comprehensive view of your mouth, which helps them plan procedures like tooth extraction and dental implant placement so we can achieve the best outcomes possible. 

Using 3-D imaging to plan and execute surgical procedures makes the treatment more efficient and less invasive for patients and gives our dentists the utmost precision and accuracy. 

We can also use 3-D images to communicate important information about your procedure, so you clearly understand what will occur during your treatment. 

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CEREC machine

CEREC Same-Day Dental Crowns

CEREC is an innovative technology that allows us to design and fabricate dental restorations like porcelain crowns during one visit while you wait instead of relying on a dental lab to create them, which can take two to three weeks. 

When it's determined that you need a crown, you'll visit your Evansville dentist, who will use a scanner and 3-D imaging to design your new restoration without having to take a messy and uncomfortable impression. Next, they'll send their specifications for your crown using CAD/CAM technology to our milling machine, which will use high-quality ceramic porcelain to make your restoration while you wait. 

Finally, your dentist can adjust your crown as needed so you can bite, chew, and eat with ease. 

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Digital Impressions

Digital Impressions

If you've ever had a dental crown or orthodontic treatment in the past, you might've experienced a dental impression taken with goopy material. These impressions were messy and uncomfortable for patients, especially those with gag reflexes. 

These days, modern dentistry allows us to scan an impression of your teeth and use 3-D imaging to create an impression of your teeth. 3-D imaging provides a clear and accurate impression, so we can create things like custom clear aligners or porcelain restorations that will benefit your smile. 

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