What is better than being at the forefront of new surgery techniques and technologies? At least, that is the impression at Nevada OMS. That helps them better their chances to produce the best possible results in minimally invasive surgeries. The specialists do not learn with hands-on training but commit themselves to mastering new tools that will bring enhanced precision and safety and less healing time for increasingly complicated reconstructive cases.
Some of them are:

Cone Beam CT Imaging (CBCT) – While routine dental X-rays provide two-dimensional images, CBCT provides highly detailed three-dimensional images of the jaw and facial bones. This allows for more comprehensive surgical planning, accurately localizing pathologies, vital structures, and anatomical landmarks prior to treatment. Implant placement, tumors, and fractures can be visualized better.

Surgical Navigation Systems – CBCT data are integrated with the most advanced computer software and tracking technology to create accurate surgical guides that detail the exact treatment plans. These individualized orthotics ensure precise osteotomy, bone graft, and dental implant placement with predetermined safety zones established preoperatively to avoid critical areas. Enhanced precision in reconstruction.

Endoscope-Assisted Surgery – Tiny cameras inserted on the dental drill and osteotomes allow internal views of the sinus cavities, among others, when doing sinus lifts, cyst enucleations, or biopsies. It reduces trauma without making an incision externally while ensuring total removal of disease with complete containment of the bone graft. Recovery will be faster.


3D Printing – Advanced manufacturing now reproduces three-dimensional anatomical models from imaging scans using plastic or titanium powder to prototype implants, reconstruction plates, and surgical guides. This interactive pre-visualization also helps patients better understand their proposed repairs. Precisely engineered, custom devices streamline complex cases.

Lasers – Optical scalpels that use laser technology replace some procedures with traditional drills, such as frenectomies and gingival recontouring. These lasers reduce vibration and improve precision while sealing off nerve endings and blood vessels for minimal bleeding and discomfort during recovery. Faster healing benefits patients overall.

Using the latest technological advancements enables Nevada OMS surgeons to deliver unparalleled personalized treatments. We enhance the outcomes and the experience of surgery for the most complex cases by leveraging the tools of the highest advanced technology designed towards accuracy as well as minimal invasiveness.