Treatment index · six filessix programs
Treatments
Every program in the studio, filed under its code, with a full file behind each block.Everything we offer, explained in plain language, with a full page behind each program. All protocols described generically; your plan is designed after examination, never before. Figures and pricing on this page are illustrative for this fictional demo.
Guided biofilm therapy, mapped before it is cleaned.
Most cleanings start with a scaler. Ours starts with a map. Plaque is disclosed, photographed, and charted so both of us can see exactly where the biofilm lives before a single instrument touches enamel.
Then warm-water air polishing lifts the film, ultrasonic work is confined to the sites that actually need it, and the visit closes with a second map so the change is visible, not implied. Illustrative protocol shown; care is always planned individually.
- Visit length60 minutes
- CadenceEvery 3 to 6 months
- InstrumentsAir polish + targeted ultrasonic
- RadiographsLow-dose digital, as indicated
Clear aligner therapy planned in microns, reviewed in person.
Alignment is engineering: small forces, long timelines, honest checkpoints. A 7-micron digital scan replaces impressions, and the movement plan is simulated stage by stage before you commit to anything.
Trays change on a schedule tuned to your biology, not a template. Progress scans at every checkpoint compare planned position to actual position, and the plan is adjusted when the two disagree. Typical programs run 6 to 18 months; individual timelines vary.
- Program length6 to 18 months, case dependent
- CheckpointsEvery 6 to 8 weeks, in studio
- ScanDigital, no impressions
- RetentionIncluded for year one
Guided implant surgery with the restoration designed first.
We place the tooth before the implant. The final crown is designed digitally first, then the implant position is planned backward from it and executed through a printed surgical guide, so the titanium serves the tooth rather than the other way around.
Healing is tracked, not guessed: scheduled reviews confirm integration before the ceramic is seated. Most single-site cases run three visits across three to five months; complex cases are staged and quoted individually. Outcomes vary by patient.
- Planning3D imaging + printed guide
- Visits3 for a typical single site
- Timeline3 to 5 months, healing dependent
- RestorationIn-house milled ceramic
Porcelain veneers built in-house, matched to how light moves through you.
A veneer is not a white cover. Natural enamel is translucent, and a convincing veneer has to bend light the same way. Our ceramist works one room away from the chair, layering porcelain against your shade map and photographs, not a lab ticket.
Preparation is conservative by design and reversibility is discussed honestly before anything is shaped. Try-ins happen in this building, adjustments happen the same day, and nothing is bonded until the light behaves. Results shown anywhere on this site are illustrative demonstrations.
- Units2 to 10, case dependent
- Visits3 across about 3 weeks
- CeramicsLayered porcelain, in-house
- Try-inSame-building, same-day adjustments
Whitening measured like exposure, not guessed like paint.
Before anything brightens, your current shade is measured against a calibrated tab set under controlled light and photographed. That baseline is the contract: at the end of the protocol we measure again, same tabs, same light, and show you the delta instead of asking you to take our word for it.
A supervised in-studio session sets the shift; custom trays hold it at home on a written schedule. Sensitivity is managed by pacing the protocol, never by pushing it. Illustrative protocol shown; whitening is always planned after examination.
- BaselineCalibrated shade map + photographs
- Studio sessionOne visit, supervised
- Home phaseCustom trays, written schedule
- Re-measureSame tabs, same light, documented
A clinical room designed like an instrument.
The studio runs two operatories, one ceramics room, and one scanner bay in a converted foundry annex. Air is exchanged twelve times an hour through H14 HEPA filtration; instruments are sterilized, sealed, and logged per cycle.
One patient per room, no double-booking, and the doctor who plans your case is the one who treats it. Book a studio visit if you want to see the room before you commit to anything; that is a normal request here.
- Operatories2, single-patient
- AirH14 HEPA, 12 exchanges/hour
- CeramicsOn-site mill + porcelain bench
- SterilizationSealed + cycle-logged
| Treatment | Code | Scope | From (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| SIGNAL CLEAN · HygieneHygiene | EN-260401 | 1 session | $180 |
| QUIET FORCE · AlignAlign | EN-260410 | Full program | from $3,900 |
| ROOT PROTOCOL · ImplantsImplants | EN-260418 | Single site, guided | from $4,800 |
| LIGHT ARCHITECTURE · VeneersVeneers | EN-260426 | Per unit | from $1,450 |
| WHITE BALANCE · WhiteningWhitening | EN-260434 | Session + trays | $420 |
| THE OPERATORY · StudioThe Studio | EN-260430 | Studio visit + consult | $0 |
All figures illustrative. Fictional demo; a real plan and quote follow examination only.