The diagnostic tools that shape every plan.
A treatment plan is only as good as the diagnosis behind it. We invest in the imaging and analysis tools most clinics refer out.
3D ImagingFLX cone-beam CT
Most general dentists refer out for 3D imaging. We don't. The FLX CBCT scanner produces high-resolution 3D images of the jaw, joint, airway, and surrounding bone in a single short visit, with substantially less radiation than a medical CT.
- See the TMJ in three dimensions, not just two
- Visualize the airway to identify anatomical contributors to apnea
- Plan orthotic, surgical, or coordinated medical care from real data
- Same-day imaging. No outside referral required
Home sleep testingWatchPAT home sleep test
For suspected sleep apnea, the WatchPAT ONE records a full night's sleep in your own bed. A wrist unit, finger probe, and small chest sensor track blood oxygen, heart rate, snoring, body position, and actual sleep time. We coordinate the test through a licensed sleep physician, who reads the study and makes the diagnosis.
- Screen for sleep apnea at home, not in a sleep lab
- Tracks oxygen, heart rate, snoring, and body position overnight
- Comfortable, single-use device with nothing to return
- Read and diagnosed by a partnered sleep physician
Joint analysisBioJVA joint vibration analysis
BioJVA measures how the TMJ actually moves under load. The vibrations and friction signatures that indicate joint dysfunction. It's a non-invasive, in-office test that adds objective data to the clinical exam.
- Identify the joint patterns that imaging alone can miss
- Track changes over the course of treatment with the same measurement
- Document baseline joint function before starting orthotic therapy
Digital impressionsIntraoral 3D scanning
Digital impressions replace the old putty-tray method. A small wand captures the teeth, bite, and soft tissue as a precise 3D file. Which becomes the basis for every custom oral orthotic we make.
- Comfortable. No setting putty or gag-reflex trays
- Precise to a fraction of a millimeter
- Digital file shared instantly with the lab for faster turnaround
In-visit therapyCold laser therapy
Low-level laser therapy is used during visits to support healing in soft tissue. Muscles, ligaments, and inflamed joint tissue. It's painless, brief, and complements other treatments rather than replacing them.
- Used as part of the visit, no separate appointment needed
- Supports recovery in chronic muscular pain patterns
- Painless and tolerated by patients who can't take additional medication
Want to see what's actually going on in your jaw or airway?
Diagnostics are the first real step. Request a consultation and we'll walk you through what your specific case needs.