Advanced CBCT imaging equipment at Advanced Oral Specialty Group

Explore Our Technology

Advanced Technology for Complex Dental Care

A More Predictable Experience

Modern periodontal and implant care is shaped by precision, not guesswork. At Advanced Oral Specialty Group, Dr. Meltzer and Dr. Isleem use advanced dental technology to plan and deliver treatment with greater accuracy and predictability.

These tools allow procedures to be less invasive, healing to be more efficient, and outcomes to feel more stable from the very beginning.

Our Technology

CBCT 3D Imaging

CBCT imaging gives Dr. Meltzer and Dr. Isleem a full 3D view of what is happening beneath the surface before any treatment begins. It helps reveal details that aren’t visible on standard X-rays, especially in cases involving bone loss, infection, or implant planning.

This allows treatment to be planned with confidence from the start, so decisions are based on what is actually present rather than estimates.

CBCT 3D dental imaging scanner
Dentist performing guided dental surgery with magnification

Guided Dental Surgery

Guided surgery allows complex procedures to be planned digitally before they are performed in the mouth. Every step is mapped out in advance, which brings more control to implant placement and surgical precision. The procedure is more predictable and often less invasive, with a clearer sense of what to expect before treatment begins.

Advanced Healing Techniques

Healing doesn’t end when treatment is finished. Advanced healing techniques are used to support your body’s recovery after surgery, helping reduce inflammation and improve the way tissues repair themselves.

This is especially important in implant and periodontal cases, where stability depends not only on the procedure itself but also on how well your body responds afterward.

Patient during advanced healing and imaging technique

Preview Your Smile Before You Decide on Treatment

If you're considering cosmetic dental treatment, a temporary smile mock-up can help you see how proposed changes would look on you. In this case, we used a 3D design to create a temporary preview directly over the patient's teeth. The patient could see the proposed changes in the mirror, tell us what they liked, and discuss what they might want to adjust before deciding whether to proceed.

Full-Face Comparison

Full-face photo of the patient's original smile before the temporary smile mock-up
Original Smile
Full-face photo of the patient smiling with the temporary smile mock-up in place
Temporary Smile Mock-Up

Close-Up Comparison

Close-up of the patient's original smile before the temporary mock-up
Original Smile
Close-up of the patient's smile with the temporary mock-up showing the proposed tooth shape and length
Temporary Smile Mock-Up

Photos show the patient's original smile and a temporary mock-up used for treatment planning.

Ask us at your consultation whether a smile preview is an option for you.

Technology in the Right Hands

Technology plays a supporting role in making complex treatment more predictable and more comfortable for patients. If you are considering periodontal or implant care, these tools allow Dr. Meltzer and Dr. Isleem to plan with far more clarity before treatment begins. Schedule a consultation in Voorhees, NJ to learn what this approach could mean for your case.

Patient smiling in dental office