Advanced Dental Technology & Comforts Westbury

Spa-Like Amenities

Visiting the dental office shouldn’t have to feel like an errand. We want our patients to actually look forward to getting into the treatment chair, which is why we offer massage chairs, a coffee bar with lots of deluxe beverage options, noise-canceling headphones, and monitors for you to watch your favorite TV show or movie! By the time you leave, not only will your smile feel refreshed and clean, but you’ll also feel more relaxed.

Sedation Dentistry

We regularly see patients who experience dental fear and anxiety due to bad past experiences. If you need a little help to feel comfortable in the treatment chair, we offer sedation dentistry in Westbury to ensure that your visit is positive. It can make your appointment fly by while minimizing any of the sensations or sounds you may find unpleasant. Just let us know if you’re nervous, and we’ll take care of the rest!

CT/Cone Beam Scanner

When it comes to diagnosing more complex dental problems or planning in-depth, advanced treatments like dental implants, our team will utilize our KaVo cone beam CT scanner. This 3D imaging device takes hundreds of images and puts them together to create a photorealistic, highly detailed map of your entire facial anatomy. It allows Dr. Oza and our team to view your jawbone density in addition to the location of your sinuses and facial nerves, helping plan every precise detail of your procedure for top-tier results.

Soft Tissue Laser

Our soft tissue dental laser allows us to effortlessly and efficiently treat several oral health issues, like gum disease. It’s a small, pen-shaped device that emits a concentrated beam of energy from the tip of it that vaporizes infected or unneeded tissue as well as kills harmful oral bacteria. It’s able to quickly and precisely address cosmetic issues like gum overgrowth as well as oral health concerns like severely infected gum tissue that could lead to loose teeth, all without the need for a scalpel.

Digital Intraoral Cameras

Intraoral cameras allow our team to gain a more detailed, up-close view of hard-to-see areas of your mouth. Whenever you have teeth that begin showing the early signs of decay or we diagnose a problem, we’ll likely use this piece of convenient technology! It allows our team to help you better understand your oral health as well as lets us monitor problem areas over time by capturing still images as well as showing live video footage.