Dental technology has greatly advanced over the years, and our dentists are thrilled to bring you the latest leading-edge equipment at Emery Village Dental. We understand that utilizing state-of-the-art technology and techniques provides a better experience for our patients visiting our North York dental office.
Patient comfort is our primary goal, and we know you'll appreciate the modern yet warm environment we've created just for you at Emery Village Dental.
Rotary Endodontics
Electric rotary endodontic tools make root canal treatment more comfortable than ever before. We're betting you probably have never heard that said about root canals before, but it's true!
Since the tools are electric, they work more efficiently, so your root canal is done before you know it. Because they're made of nickel-titanium, they're also flexible, so the tools can more easily reach the inner canals of your tooth.
Rotary endodontic hand tools help us achieve optimum results quickly when performing a root canal procedure.
Dental Sedation Options
If you feel nervous or anxious about visiting the dentist, we have good news for you. You don't have to miss another dental appointment since we offer sedation dentistry at Emery Village Dental. We two different levels of sedation so you can relax and get the dentistry you need to protect your smile.
Dental Sedation in North York, ON
- Nitrous Oxide - This is the lowest level of sedation we offer, and it's delivered through an inhalation mask. Nitrous oxide leaves your system as soon as you remove your mask so you can drive yourself home and resume normal activities.
- IV Sedation - This is the deepest level of dental sedation that Dr. Joo delivers intravenously. He can adjust the medication as needed throughout your procedure while monitoring your vital signs all the while. IV sedation feels almost like sleeping through your dental appointment even though you are conscious.
Contact Emery Village Dental today if you'd like to learn more about dental sedation in North York and how it can benefit you.
Digital X-Rays
Digital x-rays make monitoring dental health and diagnosing treatment easy for our dentists and safer for our patients since digital x-rays emit about 90 percent less radiation. In addition, the images are available for our dentists and patients to see right away so they can make a prompt diagnosis and patients can move forward with necessary treatment.
Digital x-rays are also kinder to the environment, leaving less footprint with no chemicals needed for processing.
Philips Zoom Whitening
Philips Zoom Whitening uses the Philips Zoom Blue LED light-accelerated technology and gels whiten stained teeth and deliver enamel protection. With Zoom whitening, your smile will be safely and thoroughly whitened and brightened with reduced sensitivity. Zoom can reverse stains from food and drinks, aging, and even remove discoloration from some types of medication.
Unlike other whitening brands or over-the-counter whiteners, Philips Zoom Whitening is clinically proven to whiten up to 8 shades in 45 minutes! Zoom has in-office and take-home whitening systems to help you reach your whitening goals on your terms. Our in-office option delivers immediate results, while the take-home option allows you to apply touch-ups, maintain your white smile, or whiten your teeth in the comfort of your home.
Philips Zoom Whitening has transformed millions of people’s stained smiles into dazzling pearly whites. If you’re ready to improve the beauty and luster of your smile, your dentist can create a customized treatment plan for you with Philips Zoom Whitening.
Intraoral Scanner
With an intraoral scanner, we can create a virtual map of your mouth to create more precise-fitting appliances and restorations and deliver optimal treatment outcomes. The dentist uses an intraoral scanner to create digital impressions, which allow us to create a computer-generated model of your mouth’s soft and hard tissues.
Unlike traditional methods like using mirrors, x-rays or impression trays, the digital model lets the dentist view the patient’s mouth on a computer screen. Once the dentist takes the digital impression, we can immediately send it to the dental lab, where specialists quickly and accurately fabricate crowns, bridges, dentures, and other restorations.
Intraoral scanners are a crucial component of modern dentistry, as they allow us to provide more accurate restorations and foster more efficient relationships with our dental lab partners. Many dentists also prefer using intraoral scanners for digital impressions to improve the patient experience by reducing chair time and the overall frequency of dental visits.