Thousand Oaks Dental Group and Orthodontics

Empower your healthcare journey with Smile Generation MyChart. With the convenience of the online patient portal, you can schedule and manage appointments, access billing and payments, and communicate directly with your clinician – all at your fingertips. Experience the convenience of managing your healthcare seamlessly and efficiently.

Digital X-rays offer a clear advantage in early detection and preventive care. By utilizing advanced image analysis, your doctor can identify early signs of gum disease through subtle changes in bone levels. This proactive approach, combined with comparisons to past treatments, ensures precise and encouraging dental care tailored to your individual needs.

Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) is an advanced, proven technology that provides more precise three-dimensional (3D) imaging for more accurate diagnosis and treatment of oral health conditions. 3D dental X-rays can uncover issues that may not be detectable with 2D X-rays. By making images easier to see, it’s helpful in gaining a better understanding of oral health conditions and suggested treatment.

CEREC® CAD/CAM technology revolutionizes dentistry by allowing for the creation of crowns in just two hours. There’s no need for temporaries and a second visit. It’s a precise fit and the process is less invasive for a durable and natural-looking smile.

Laser bacterial reduction is a specific technique that uses laser technology to target and reduce harmful bacteria in the mouth. By using concentrated light therapy, LBR effectively eliminates bacteria that can lead to gum disease and other oral infections. This allows the gums to reattach to the bone for a healthy, infection-free outcome.

An intraoral camera is an indispensable diagnostic and educational tool. The tiny video camera moves around inside of your mouth and generates a tooth-by-tooth video exam of your teeth. Using an intraoral camera allows patients to better understand their dental needs by seeing what the dentist sees and then having it explained.