Advanced Dental Services & Technology – Frisco, TX

Transforming
Modern Dentistry

Modern dental technology is an integral part of our approach here at Stonebriar Smile Design. We continually update our dental office and educate ourselves to use the latest dental technology so we can serve our patients at a continually higher and higher level. Plus, thanks to these tools, we’re even able to offer some services that you simply can’t get anywhere else. With our state-of-the-art facility, you can trust that you’re only getting the best of what dentistry has to offer when you come to see us.

Committed to State-of-the-Art & Comfortable Dental Experiences

  • Comfortable, Efficient
    Laser Dentistry
  • Accurate, Goop-Free
    Digital Impressions
  • State-of-the-Art
    Cone Beam Imaging

All-Digital X-Rays

Digital x-rays on computer screen

With an X-ray, we can examine the insides of your teeth as well as the roots and other oral structures that we wouldn’t be able to see without a visual inspection. Digital technology has changed the way that X-rays are taken and developed; now both patients and staff members are exposed to up to 90% less radiation, and the images can be displayed almost immediately on our chairside monitor, rather than having to be sent to a darkroom first.

3D Cone Beam Imaging

Woman receiving 3 D C T cone beam digital x-rays scan

Cone beam 3D imaging is a relatively recent advancement in dentistry that has vastly improved our ability to gather information about your mouth and plan complex procedures. The X-ray beam is in the shape of a cone, and it takes multiple images of your mouth that are combined into a three-dimensional model that lets us check your tooth and bone structure from every angle. The more information we’re able to gather, the easier it is for us to identify potential problems and avoid unnecessary complications.

Digital Impression System

Digital impressions on chairside computer

Taking impressions of your mouth is part of the process of designing a crown or another type of restoration that fits just right. Our digital impression system allows us to produce virtual models of the teeth in question, which greatly aids in ensuring the accuracy of the end results and makes it less likely that we’ll have to take another impression later. This system also means that you won’t have to mess with messy, imprecise dental putty.

Soft Tissue Laser Dentistry

Patient receiving soft tissue laser dentistry treatmenft

Using a dental laser for treatments involving the soft tissues inside your mouth gives us a way to minimize bleeding and improves our ability to limit the amount of excess tissue removed. Our dental office uses Waterlase, which continuously sprays out water while the laser is active. Doing so keeps the treatment area hydrated at all times and prevents heat, which makes the experience all the more comfortable as a result. We often recommend laser dentistry to those who are worried about pain or are bothered by the sound of a dental drill.

Oral DNA®

Oral D N A labs logoa and hand holding an animated double helix

Dentists and doctors in various other medical fields have known for years that the health of the mouth is directly linked to the health of the body. Now, more and more research is showing that the bacteria present in the mouth can easily travel throughout the body and cause a wide variety of serious health issues seemingly unrelated to the teeth and gums. With an Oral DNA® test, we can identify the specific bacteria burden that is in your mouth, and with this information, we can deduce whether you are at an increased risk of developing diabetes, heart disease, dementia, and more. Working hand in hand with your family doctor, we can use this service to catch and stop a serious problem before it ever becomes one.

OralID

Oral I D system

The OralID™ will enable your dental team to catch oral cancer, pre-cancerous cells, and other tissue abnormalities with relative ease during your regular screening. This special light will illuminate tissue irregularities that would normally be invisible to the naked eye, ensuring your dentist can detect your oral cancer at its earliest possible stage. With this, we can help you get the treatment you need before this disease can become dangerous. We advise that patients of all ages have at least one oral cancer screening each year, and we can perform one during your regular checkup.

CAMBRA

Cambra cavity management system

CAMBRA stands for Caries Management by Risk Assessment. Basically, rather than just fixing your cavities by “drilling and filling” them like most other dental offices; we’ll work with you to formulate a plan to prevent those cavities in the first place. This is much healthier for your smile over the long term, and it’ll save you many avoidable hours in the dentist’s chair. We utilize this approach so our patients can spend less time in our dental office and more time simply enjoying their healthy, beautiful smiles.

DIAGNOdent®

Diagnodent cavity detection system

This device uses a highly precise beam of light to scan the thickness of enamel. It can detect even the slightest sign of thinning, even that which is so small that it wouldn’t be detectable with a traditional exam. This creates an easy readout for your dentist to see, which will let them know if a particular tooth needs to be treated. With this, we’ll be able to quickly utilize conservative treatments and stop tooth decay from ever becoming a cavity.

Intraoral Cameras

Dentist using intraoral camera to capture images of patient's smile

This small, pen-shaped device is tipped with a high-resolution camera, and it allows our team to capture highly detailed images of your teeth and gums and instantly show them to you on a large chairside monitor. This not only makes it much easier for us to catch dental problems, but it will also give you a whole new perspective on your oral health. By finally seeing your smile from your dentist’s point of view, you’ll be much more informed and be able to make better treatment decisions.

Digital Photography

Dentist taking photos of patient's smile with camera

Digital photography allows you to see your smile from the world’s perspective. If you’re having trouble understanding what your dentist is talking about, no problem, we’re more than happy to show you. With these pictures, we can show you why we think you might need a certain treatment, reveal the results of any ongoing treatment, and overall help you better understand your oral health. It will help take the mystery and uncertainty out of your dental care. 

Solea & Biolase Dental Lasers

Biolase laser dentistry system

With Biolase dental lasers, we can perform a wide variety of dental procedures with more precision and comfort. Whether you need a small cavity fixed or treatment for gum disease, dental lasers allow us to forgo the drill and small metal tools and provide you with a much better experience which always yields amazing results.

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Cosmetic Imaging

dental team member capturing images of patient's smile for cosmetic treatment planning

Want to know what your smile will look like after a cosmetic treatment before you get it? With our cosmetic imaging system, that’s exactly what you can do. Before you sit in the treatment chair, you can see exactly what your final results will look like so you can be sure you’re getting your perfect smile.

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