The Wand Computer Anesthesia
We can’t promise you that dental treatment will feel like a relaxing spa experience. But we can assure you that at our clinic, your visit can be very comfortable, gentle, and painless. You might even sleep through it.
Our specialists will ensure that every procedure performed during your or your child’s treatment is gentle and painless. The WAND computer-assisted anesthesia technology helps us create a Gentle Zone in our office. The exceptionally gentle yet effective anesthesia will be a neutral experience for you—you may not even notice it’s being administered. This will be a great start to a pleasant, relaxed meeting with your doctor.
The Wand painless computer-assisted anesthesia can be used for all dental procedures.
What does this type of anesthesia look like? It all begins with setting up a small computer. A small tip, resembling a thin pen or, as our young patients prefer, a magic wand, is connected to it via a hose. Once the patient is comfortably seated in the chair, the doctor takes this “pen” and gently places it against the gum. The device begins to administer the anesthetic fluid, and the doctor slowly inserts the needle into the desired location. This is practically imperceptible to the patient. The secret lies in the so-called anemic sheath. This is created by the anesthetic fluid constantly surrounding the needle tip, slowly seeping out drop by drop. The gum and tissue are anesthetized even before the needle tip touches them.
When the Wand tip reaches the area where the anesthetic fluid is to be administered, the computer applies the fluid at a physiological rate. This means that it is delivered slowly enough so that the pressure of the injected fluid does not expand the tissues or cause discomfort, and therefore is safe and painless. The entire process takes approximately 2 minutes, and once completed, the doctor can begin the procedure.
Surgical microscope
Using a surgical microscope allows for excellent illumination of the treatment area. Furthermore, it allows for appropriate magnification of the object being viewed. This, in turn, significantly impacts the precision of the dental procedure. At the Dr Łyszczarz Clinic Dental Center, we use a microscope equipped with an LED spotlight, providing excellent illumination of the interior of the treated tooth. Magnifications of up to 25x guarantee maximum precision and significantly increase the effectiveness of the procedure.
Endometer
This is a highly accurate electronic tool for measuring root canal length during root canal treatment. Using this device, the dentist can see on the screen how far along the root the instrument is, which significantly improves the precision and safety of the treatment.
Root canal filling system with liquid gutta-percha
A well-performed root canal treatment completes the tight filling of the tooth’s canal system. At the Veronadent Dental Center, doctors specializing in endodontics (root canal treatment) use devices for filling root canals with liquid gutta-percha. This filling system guarantees the best seal, and therefore the longest possible treatment life.
Digital X-ray (including 3D imaging)
At the Dr. Łyszczarz Clinic Dentistry Center, we have a fully digital X-ray laboratory. Digital images offer enormous diagnostic capabilities. They can be easily enlarged, reduced, displayed negatively, or positively, and the contrast, saturation, and opacity can be adjusted. And that’s not all. The X-ray image displayed on the monitor allows the specialist to take the necessary measurements and conduct a detailed assessment. For the patient, this guarantees a precise diagnosis of the problem. And an accurate diagnosis is the foundation of effective treatment. This is a complete revolution compared to analog X-rays (taken on film). Using modern digital X-rays, we reduce the radiation dose required for the examination several times, which is significantly safer for the patient. At the Dr. Łyszczarz Clinic Dental Center, we use devices from Kodak, a world leader in X-ray diagnostics:
The Kodak 9300 C allows for panoramic dental imaging, which serves as the basis for assessing the condition of the entire dentition, including the temporomandibular joints and maxillary sinuses. Importantly, the Kodak 9300 C also allows for 3D imaging. This allows for precise localization of impacted teeth and lesions, gathering detailed information about bone structure, and simulating implant placement, which significantly improves the safety of the procedure and minimizes the risk of complications. Three-dimensional diagnostics of the paranasal sinuses and temporomandibular joints are also possible. This device also allows for highly accurate diagnosis of malocclusions (cephalometric x-ray and 3D tomography), which plays a key role in orthodontic treatment planning and monitoring.
The Kodak 2200 and RVG 6100 radiovisiography systems are completely safe, modern devices with minimal radiation dose. They are used to take small, pinpoint, highly accurate, and precise X-ray images. They allow for precise diagnosis of permanent and primary teeth, the surrounding bone structure, and soft tissue. They reveal, for example, supernumerary and damaged teeth, the effects of root canal treatment, and pathological changes in their surroundings.
