Thoughtful tech.
A more confident
smile.
Comfort, clarity and carefully crafted restorations. Explore the technology that supports your care at Molars Dental.
Small details.
A gentler experience.
Feeling nervous about dental injections? Tell us. Molars uses the Single-Tooth Anesthesia (STA) system to support a more comfortable approach to local anesthesia.
- Computer-controlled delivery of local anesthetic
- A precise approach to single-tooth anesthesia
- Time to discuss your comfort and concerns
Clearer images.
Informed decisions.
Digital dental X-rays help your clinician assess your teeth and plan treatment. Seeing the images together also makes it easier to understand your care.
- Digital imaging to support dental assessment
- Images that help your dentist explain findings
- Treatment planning guided by your clinical needs
Digital precision.
Personal restoration.
CAD/CAM combines computer-aided design and manufacturing to create dental restorations. At Molars, this technology supports porcelain crowns, inlays and onlays.
- Computer-assisted design and production
- Restorations tailored to your treatment
- Options for crowns, inlays and onlays
See your smile.
In a new dimension.
The iTero Lumina™ intraoral scanner creates a detailed 3D digital model of your teeth and gums. At Molars, it supports planning for crowns, bridges, orthodontics and Invisalign® treatment.
- Radiation-free digital scanning with a handheld wand
- Digital impressions for suitable dental treatments
- On-screen 3D views to help you understand your care
- Support for restorative and orthodontic treatment planning
Your questions,
thoughtfully answered.
Our team can walk you through the technology recommended for your appointment.
Can I discuss anxiety before my visit?
Yes. Let the team know when you book, and speak with your dentist before treatment. They can explain the procedure and discuss your comfort needs.
Will I need a dental X-ray?
Your dentist will decide whether imaging is appropriate after assessing your needs, and explain why it is recommended.
Is an iTero scan the same as a dental X-ray?
No. An iTero scan creates a 3D digital model of your teeth and gums. Your dentist may still recommend separate X-rays when needed for your assessment.
Can my restoration be finished in one visit?
It depends on the restoration and your clinical needs. Ask your dentist whether a single-visit CAD/CAM option is suitable for you.
Let’s talk about your smile.
Explore your options with the Molars Dental team.
Clinic and technology photographs are illustrative. Your dental team will explain the equipment and options available for your treatment.