Dental Technology in Kennewick, Yakima & Walla Walla
At EW Implants & Periodontics Center, we combine specialty care with cutting-edge dental technology to deliver more accurate, efficient, and comfortable treatment. From diagnostics and surgical planning to post-op outcomes, our technology ensures every phase of care is precise and patient-centered.
We invest in advanced tools so patients in Kennewick, Yakima, and Walla Walla benefit from faster appointments, improved accuracy, and better long-term results.
Why Technology Matters in Periodontal & Surgical Care
Modern dental tools do more than improve visuals—they allow us to treat patients more conservatively, more accurately, and with less discomfort. For surgical and implant procedures especially, having access to 3D imaging, guided planning, and high-resolution diagnostics translates to:
- Faster, more confident diagnosis
- Improved surgical accuracy and safety
- Fewer complications and faster healing
- Predictable outcomes for complex cases
- More comfortable patient experiences
This is especially valuable for services like dental implants, bone grafting, and laser periodontal therapy.
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Technology We Use in Our Practice
Cone Beam CT (CBCT) & 3D CT Scanning
Used for:
CBCT provides a 3D scan of your jaw, teeth, bone density, and nerves—essential for precision in surgery and implant placement. Compared to traditional x-rays, this scan gives us more detailed insight with minimal radiation exposure.
Computer-Guided Implants
Used for:
With digitally guided systems, we plan your implant procedure in advance and use surgical guides to place each implant with exact angulation and depth—reducing risk, discomfort, and healing time.
Digital X-Rays & Panoramic Imaging
Used for:
Digital and panoramic x-rays produce high-resolution images with up to 90% less radiation than conventional film. This allows us to quickly detect infection, damage, and bone loss with clarity.
Intraoral Cameras
Used for:
- Patient education
- Case documentation and progress tracking
These high-definition cameras allow us to show you exactly what we see—so you understand your diagnosis, see the condition of your gums or teeth up close, and feel confident in your treatment decisions.
Digital Impressions (iTero)
Used for:
- Implant restorations
- Overdenture fittings and surgical guide creation
Instead of messy traditional impressions, we use a handheld digital scanner to capture your bite in precise detail. It’s faster, more comfortable, and more accurate—especially for implant-supported prosthetics.
Nomad X-ray System
Used for:
- Surgical and intra-procedure imaging
The Nomad is a handheld, portable x-ray device that allows us to capture spot-check images without repositioning you. It’s particularly helpful during surgeries or emergencies where flexibility and speed matter.
Microscopes
Used for:
- Micro-surgical procedures
- Evaluation of tissue and graft sites
Microscopic magnification improves visibility during delicate procedures such as grafting, suturing, or esthetic gum treatment. This allows for greater precision and less trauma to surrounding tissue.
Technology That Supports Your Comfort & Safety
Our technology doesn’t just make us better clinicians—it makes your experience better as a patient. From lower radiation to more comfortable impressions and faster healing after surgery, every investment we make is designed to support:
Predictable results for complex cases
More relaxed, confident patient experiences
Shorter chair time and fewer appointments
A higher standard of care for every visit
We also offer IV sedation, oral sedation, and general anesthesia to help patients stay comfortable through every step.
Advanced Care, Close to Home
Our technology-enhanced treatment is available at all three locations:
Kennewick
Serving Richland, Pasco, and the Tri-Cities
Yakima
Serving Selah, Terrace Heights, and West Valley
Walla Walla
Serving College Place and Milton-Freewater
Whether you're coming in for a full-arch restoration or a periodontal cleaning, you’ll receive care that’s supported by the latest diagnostic and surgical systems.
