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Intraoral Scanner TRIOS in Peoria, AZ
Sometimes, traditional dental impressions can be uncomfortable and messy. That is why Thunderbird Dental Studio offers the intraoral scanner TRIOS in Peoria, giving patients a more accurate, convenient, and comfortable experience. If you are ready to enjoy advanced dental technology that helps you smile with confidence, schedule your appointment today and see how easy dentistry can be.
What Is Intraoral Scanner TRIOS?
The intraoral scanner TRIOS is an advanced digital scanning device that replaces old-fashioned dental impressions. Instead of using sticky materials, it captures 3D images of your teeth and gums in seconds. The scanner uses light and a small camera to create detailed, high-resolution images that your dentist in Peoria, AZ can use for treatment planning. This means less mess, less discomfort, and more accurate results. At Thunderbird Dental Studio, we use this cutting-edge technology to enhance your dental care and make your visits faster and more comfortable.
TRIOS TECHNOLOGY IN PEORIA, AZ
Even better treatment options
The tip of the scanner is where most of the magic happens. It's where your impression data is captured, so it needs to be rock-solid. Revolutionizing this part of the scanner is what we focused on for our fourth generation scanner.
Detect wear and tear
The naked eye can see a lot. But it can’t remember the patient situation months or years ago. TRIOS Patient Monitoring software helps you with that: it lets you compare and track so you - and your patient - can see what’s happening on screen. Conveying potential issues and making patients understand what needs to be done will never be the same again.
Detect surface caries with
fluorescent light
For preventative care, you need preventative insights. TRIOS 4 gives you these insights by using a combination of two light sources. LED light captures color and surface, and fluorescent light illustrates bacteria. Combining those two in one scan shows you and your patient where caries is developing, so you can engage in dialogue about preventing further problems.