Advanced Dentistry Technology In Gainesville

This amazing laser device allow us to painlessly find tiny dental imperfections (such as minute cavities on the chewing surfaces of back teeth), long before they could be discovered with conventional examination methods. This small, portable unit gives an audible signal and numeric readout to identify the location and size of the cavity.

This low-radiation option is faster and quite comfortable for you, and it provides instant, precise images for us. We view them together on the chairside computer monitor, so you fully understand the diagnosis.

This little camera about the shape and size of a dental mirror gives us a panoramic view of all that’s going on in your mouth. We take a video tour of your oral cavity. The ability to zoom in on problem areas makes this an ideal educational tool.

This device allows your mouth to rest in an open position and pillows your tongue, making long procedures more relaxed. It also provides superior illumination to aid our dental team in working efficiently and effectively.

This small, comfortable night guard which has been cleared by the FDA is a non-narcotic method of preventing migraines. We also fit patients with a number of other snore guards, night guards and mouth guards.

The modern, laser-assisted approach to gum disease treatment. We use it in conjunction with a Florida Probe to visually (on a computer screen) chart the progress of your treatment.

Infection control is a vitally important part of your care, and it goes beyond masks and gloves at Ramsey, DMD. We clean instruments ultrasonically and rinse and sterilize them with steam before restoring them in sterile cassettes sealed in protective bags. Even our work surfaces are covered with a sanitary wrap to keep you safe and healthy.

CEREC is a next-generation, cutting-edge technology that provides dentists with the capability to produce and place porcelain-based restorations very quickly. With CEREC, Dr. Ramsey can complete the dental crowns procedure in just one appointment which would have otherwise taken two weeks with the conventional method. As a result of benefits like less time consumption and increased convenience, the conventional porcelain-based dental restoration production and placement procedure is increasingly becoming outdated and unused.