Advanced Dental Technology Goodlettsville
Interactive & Innovative Technologies Here for You
Thanks to the latest dental technology, appointments at Goodlettsville Smiles are more interactive than ever, and dare we say…fun! Dr. McClain has spared no expense in making sure that our facility always has the latest tools, and with them, she’s able to treat patients more efficiently and keep them more informed while she does it, leading to shorter, stress-free appointments. You’ll be amazed at how easy going to the dentist can be when using our state-of-the-art approach! To schedule an appointment, contact us today.
Soft Tissue Laser

The use of our soft tissue laser makes periodontal disease treatment easier, more efficient, and reduces the amount of time you spend recovering at home. Dental instruments can only reach so far when removing harmful bacteria, but our laser’s concentrated beam of light targets only diseased areas, leaving all healthy tissue untouched. What you’re left with is a healthier set of gums that are free of bacteria and can adequately support and protect your teeth.
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CT/Cone Beam Scanner

Complex dental procedures require more in-depth imaging than what digital X-rays can provide. This is why we use our CT/Cone Beam Scanner. Designed to capture hundreds of images that provide the smallest details associated with the head, neck, and face, we can properly create treatment plans that ensure precision, effectiveness, and longer-lasting results.
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Intraoral Camera

With our intraoral camera, you’ll be able to see your smile in more detail than ever before. A high-resolution camera sits on the end of a small wand, and with it, our team can capture close-up images of your teeth and gums that can be quickly displayed on a chairside monitor. Serving as visual aids, we can use them to talk about the state of your dental health and point out any problem areas that require additional treatment, making appointments much more transparent and easier to understand.
Digital X-Rays

Many oral health problems start beneath the surface of the smile, and to make sure we’re able to catch them early, we use X-rays every day in our dental office. We only use digital X-rays because they are much faster, sharper, and convenient compared to traditional film. They only take a few seconds to develop, and they even emit up to 90% LESS radiation as well! Plus, these images are very easy to store, meaning we can quickly look at past ones to see how your smile is changing over time, enabling us to spot overarching trends that might be missed in a single appointment.