Technology
Seven systems, named
Machine, manufacturer, origin and specification — all verifiable. This is the section most dental websites leave blank with the phrase “modern technology”.
Equipment named by make and clinical role
01 · Clinical equipment
Belmont Credia–G1 dental chair
Origin Japan
A Japanese dental chair designed for Asian body proportions, with an integrated LED examination light to support accurate clinical work.
- Designed for Asian body proportions
- Integrated LED light
02 · Clinical equipment
PSPIX 2 X-ray plate scanner
Origin France
A compact French imaging plate scanner with automated processing, an approximately 4.3-second reading time and direct screen display.
- Approximately 4.3-second readout
- Automated display workflow
03 · Clinical equipment
WaterLase iPlus
Origin the USA
A US dental laser used across hard- and soft-tissue procedures, periodontics, endodontics and implant dentistry, supporting minimally invasive treatment.
- Hard- and soft-tissue applications
- Supports minimally invasive care
04 · Clinical equipment
Dental X-Ray Unit IX Veraview V080
A Japanese panoramic dental X-ray unit used to support diagnosis and planning for restorations, orthodontics, extractions and implant treatment.
- Panoramic dental imaging
- Supports multiple specialties
- Radiation-dose control design
05 · Clinical equipment
Belmont Clesta II dental chair
A Japanese dental chair with an integrated micromotor and digital control panel; its adjustable height supports children, older patients and ergonomic clinical work.
- Integrated micromotor
- Digital control panel
- 410–790 mm height range
06 · Clinical equipment
Piezotome ultrasonic surgery system
A Piezo-Ultrasonic system that supports gentler tooth removal, reduced tissue trauma, less bleeding and favorable healing conditions.
- Piezo-Ultrasonic technology
- Smaller surgical site
- Supports faster healing
07 · Clinical equipment
3D Cone Beam imaging system
A system that creates 3D images of teeth, soft tissue, nerve pathways and bone structures in one scan to support assessment and treatment planning.
- Fast image display
- Detailed 3D imaging
- Non-invasive scan
Service process
Six steps, start to finish
The same sequence for every customer, whatever the treatment — so you know what happens next at each point.
- 01
Understanding your needs and booking the appointment
- 02
Reception and health-history update
- 03
Examination and any diagnostics required
- 04
Discussing the options, plan, timeline and estimated cost
- 05
Treatment delivered to the plan you agreed to
- 06
Aftercare guidance, follow-up appointment and monitoring