Our Technology
Same-Day Crowns with Prime Mill Technology
Get Your Permanent Crown in Just One Visit
At South Central Dentistry, we’ve invested in Prime Mill by Dentsply Sirona—one of the most advanced same-day crown technologies available. With this powerful in-office milling system, we can now design, create, and place your crown all in a single visit.
Say goodbye to messy impressions, temporary crowns, and long waits. Say hello to speed, precision, and comfort.
Why Choose Same-Day Crowns?
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One Visit Convenience – No follow-up appointment or temporary crown required
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Incredible Accuracy – Digital scans and computer-assisted milling ensure the perfect fit
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High-Quality Ceramic Crowns – Strong, beautiful, and natural-looking
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Minimal Time Off – Ideal for busy professionals, students, or anyone short on time
Ready to Restore Your Smile in One Visit?
Extra-Oral Photography
Photography allows us to carefully plan and demonstrate tooth and gum treatments. When it comes to achieving healthy and attractive smiles it is so important to consider the frame around the teeth, like the gum and lip positions, as well as facial proportions. An Extraoral photo series is always done for comprehensive planning.
This is a photograph of Dr. Jerome Caouette’s patient and/or treatment. Photographs are for informational purposes only because individual treatment results will vary from patient to patient. Some patients may not be candidates for treatment.
This is a photograph of Dr. Jerome Caouette’s patient and/or treatment. Photographs are for informational purposes only because individual treatment results will vary from patient to patient. Some patients may not be candidates for treatment.Intra-Oral Photography
Our intraoral cameras are small, high-resolution cameras that provide access to details that may not be possible with other imaging devices.
By projecting images of exactly what is seen by our dental team, intraoral photos will give you a better understanding of the diagnosis and your available treatment options.
Vision Magnification
Dr. Caouette and the Dental Hygienists at South Central Dentistry wear optical loupes with LED lights to magnify and illuminate their working fields. The result is improved diagnostics and more precise treatment outcomes.
This is a photograph of Dr. Jerome Caouette’s patient and/or treatment. Photographs are for informational purposes only because individual treatment results will vary from patient to patient. Some patients may not be candidates for treatment.
Soft Tissue Laser Treatments
Soft tissue lasers are a minimally invasive tool that have many advantages. They produce a powerful beam of light in a specific wavelength that can be used to treat numerous gum problems.
Some of the procedures where the laser can be used include:
- Reshaping the gumline for esthetic smile improvement.
- Removing overgrowth of gum tissue caused by orthodontic braces, certain medications or pregnancy.
- Removal and reshaping of diseased gum tissue, as well as treating the pockets associated with periodontal disease.
- Preparing the gumline around teeth or implants before crowns or bridges are placed.
- Treating tongue-ties or lip-ties.
- Reducing the discomfort and longevity of cold sores (herpes lesions) and canker sores (aphthous ulcers).
- In-office laser assisted whitening.
Cone Beam CT Imaging
Cone beam imaging has radically transformed the way that we can gather information, and allows us the ability to visualize, diagnose and treatment plan with precision that previously could not even be imagined. It is an advanced medical imaging technique to create a 3D image of your bone structure, teeth, tooth orientation, tooth and nerve relation, airways and sinuses.
It is quick and comfortable for our patients and provides us information to aid in many areas such as;
- Dental implants
- Wisdom teeth extractions
- Impactions
- TMJ treatment
- Airway assessments
- Pathology detection of cysts and tumors
- Tooth root anatomy/pathology for the purpose of treating root canals
Digital X-Rays
A Digital X-Ray offers many advantages compared to a traditional dental X-Ray, including a significant reduction in patient and staff radiation exposure, and clear images that we’re able to view in seconds.