A Small Wand Instead of a Mouthful of Material
For decades, getting a crown meant biting into a tray of impression material and waiting for it to set — often the most dreaded part of the whole visit. Digital impressions replace that entirely: a small intraoral scanner maps your teeth in three dimensions while you simply sit there.
The technology runs through our CAD/CAM workflow, powers same-day crowns, aligners, night guards, and everything else that requires your bite to be captured faithfully.
- No trays, no impression material, no taste
- Significantly more comfortable for gag-reflex patients
- Micron-level precision that eliminates casting variables
- Completed in minutes and reviewed with you on-screen
What to Expect During Digital Scanning
Passes of a wand — and you are done
Scan Each Arch
The small scanner is guided around each arch of your mouth, capturing thousands of images per second.
Review Immediately
Your 3D model appears on-screen in real time — and we walk through it together while you watch.
Into Production
The digital file moves directly into restoration design or laboratory fabrication — no physical model delay.
Why Kailua Kona Patients Ask for Digital Specifically
The End of Impression Anxiety
Patients with strong gag reflexes describe the difference as liberating — some had avoided treatment solely because of the trays.
Instantly Reviewable
Missed areas are re-scanned in the moment instead of being discovered at the lab days later.
Better Fit Downstream
Accurate source data compounds: restorations fit better because the starting point was perfect.