Our Technology

State-of-the-art technology

At Kansas Perio, we are committed to staying at the forefront of medical and dental technology. We were the first to offer i-CAT, X-Guide, and Perioscopy® to ensure our patients receive the best clinical results.

i-CAT

Kansas Perio uses i-CAT Cone Beam Dental Imaging, an advanced technology that delivers the highest level of surgical predictability, resulting in successful surgical outcomes. The i-CAT’s open-environment scan of patients’ mouths produces quality 3D renderings that can help reduce surgery times and post-operative complications, while emitting less than one-tenth the radiation of a medical CT scan.
X-Guide

X-Guide is a dynamic 3D Implant Navigation System. This advanced system allows for more accurate, real-time implant placement, improving safety for the patient. It is accurate, immediate, and affordable for our patients, with no more cost than a regular surgical stent.
Perioscopy®

We have taken the gold standard of periodontal therapy to the next level. Normally, a surgical procedure known as “open and debridement” would allow the doctor to actually see the tartar and calculus deposits below the gumline to remove them; however, using advanced technologies, Perioscopy assists with non-surgical therapy below the gumline. This state-of-the-art technology gives hope to periodontal patients looking for a minimally invasive treatment. This option may even prevent the need for periodontal surgery entirely.
AIRFLOW® Prophylaxis Master

The AIRFLOW® Prophylaxis Master is the latest Electro Medical Systems innovation for the “Guided Biofilm Therapy”: a unique solution for caries, perio prevention and maintenance. Created for intensive professional use, the device is characterized by unique ergonomics, high precision, easy maintenance and compliance with the highest hygiene standards. The AIRFLOW® Prophylaxis Master has been designed with the highest standards of performance, safety and comfort in mind, being specifically built to cater to the 3 core treatments of the Guided Biofilm Therapy.

Questions

Take a look below at some commonly asked questions about Perioscopy, or contact us to discuss this option and address your questions.

What is Perioscopy?

Perioscopy is a procedure using a miniature dental endoscope with advanced video, lighting, and magnification technology that enables your doctor or hygienist to diagnose and treat areas below the gumline non-surgically.

How does the dental endoscope work?

A miniature camera is attached to a tiny fiber optic probe and then gently placed below the gumline. The images are immediately played on a chairside video screen for your clinician and you to see. The dental endoscope provides 20–40X magnification disclosing minute details under the gums that, before the advent of this technology, might easily have been missed.

What are the advantages of Perioscopy?

Perioscopy allows your clinician to see, accurately diagnose, and effectively treat periodontal and other dental conditions which might otherwise go undetected and ultimately undermine your oral health and perhaps even affect your overall wellbeing. Perioscopy is a great new tool for the preservation of natural teeth and the fight against periodontal disease.

Is Perioscopy right for me?

If you have one or more pockets over 4 mm deep, as well as other suspected dental conditions, then you may be a candidate for Perioscopy. If you are being treated for periodontal disease, the goal of a Perioscopy treatment is to get a tooth root exceptionally clean so that the gums and other surrounding tissues can become healthier. Perioscopy is especially effective in the “esthetic zone” or the teeth you see when you smile, because it is so minimally invasive.

Can surgery be avoided with Perioscopy?

In many cases, the need for surgery can be avoided. Gum surgery is a frequently used therapy for patients with advanced periodontitis. Now Perioscopy offers another option which can be used to treat you comfortably and effectively without the apprehension and discomfort of surgery. Your doctor or hygienist will outline your treatment options and together you can decide if Perioscopy is right for you.

How long does Perioscopy take?

Because of the intricate clinical nature of Perioscopy, procedures tend to take a bit longer than a standard appointment with a doctor or hygienist. Depending on the condition and location of the teeth being cared for, treatment usually takes from one to two hours.

Is Perioscopy expensive?

Perioscopy treatment is typically less than the cost of surgery. Patients frequently report that Perioscopy was definitely a worthwhile investment and helped them to save their natural teeth.

Does Perioscopy hurt?

Generally, there is very little, if any discomfort after a Perioscopy appointment. Your clinician is committed to taking the appropriate steps to ensure your comfort.

What can l expect?

Each patient will respond differently, although many times a deep pocket will improve significantly.

Get started.

We’ll work with you to find a dental solution that fits your needs. Contact us today to request an appointment and take the next step toward oral health.