Answers You Can See Right Away
Digital X-Rays
Digital X-rays work like regular dental X-rays, but faster and with less radiation. Dr. Bouz gets the image instantly and pulls it up on a screen in the room with you.
What this means for you: Dr. Bouz can point to exactly what he’s looking at and explain it in the same visit.

See What Dr. Bouz Sees
The Intraoral Camera
The intraoral camera is a small camera that fits comfortably in your mouth and sends a live picture to a screen next to your chair. Dr. Bouz uses it during your exam so you can see exactly what he’s talking about in real time.
What this means for you: You see a cracked filling or a spot of decay yourself, at the same time Dr. Bouz does.

A Full 3D View for Bigger Decisions
CBCT Scans
For more complex situations, like planning a dental implant, Dr. Bouz uses a CBCT scanner (cone beam CT), a type of 3D scan. A regular X-ray gives a flat, two-dimensional image. A CBCT scan builds a full 3D model of your jawbone and teeth, showing:
How much bone you have
Where your nerves and sinuses sit
Exactly where each tooth sits
What this means for you: Dr. Bouz can plan treatment with precision and help you understand why he’s recommending it.

This technology helps you leave every appointment understanding your own mouth better than when you walked in. If you have questions about a recommendation, an X-ray, or anything Dr. Bouz shows you on screen, your next visit is the place to ask.
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Dr. Bouz sees patients of all ages, accepts most major insurance, and offers same-day emergency appointments. Give us a call.
