
In the rooms
What the equipment actually does.
CBCT, what it changes about your visit, and the full equipment room behind it.

CBCT
A 3D scan of the jaw, taken in this building and read the same day.
| What it is. | A 3D scan of your jaw, taken in this building and read the same day. |
|---|---|
| What it shows. | Three dimensions rather than a flat image: bone depth and nerve position. |
| What it means for you. | Fewer surprises during treatment, since planning happens before, not during. |
| How long it takes. | The scan itself takes under a minute; the full visit, including positioning and review, is 10–15 minutes, on site. |

The room the equipment lives in: see every machine itself below.
The equipment
What's in the building
The specific machines and systems in use, for anyone who wants to look them up.
International dental implant systems22+ systems in use
CBCTSouth Korea
iTero LuminaArizona, USA
Philips Zoom whiteningUSA
Dürr suction systemGermany
Runyes Feng Class B autoclaveFront-loading dental autoclave · Germany
Conscious sedationGermany
Eighteeth HeliosSouth Korea
PhysiodispenserSouth Korea, Japan, Germany
Coltene Biosonic UC125Ultrasonic cleaning system · Switzerland
DIP digital 3D printerSouth Korea
EndomotorsSouth Korea, Japan, France, Germany
Curing lightsGermany, South Korea
UV implant-activating machineUV irradiator · South Korea
Dental handpiece maintenance & cleaning deviceLubrication and cleaning
Ultraviolet chamber unit
Mini autoclave dry-heat cabinetWith timer · South Korea
Portable X-ray machinesSouth Korea
Airotors
What this doesn't change
Equipment supports judgement; it does not replace it. The examination and the conversation still decide the plan.
Ask about treatment.
A photograph and a recent scan are usually enough to start.
