Go 100% Virtual With Murias Dental
We know that your schedule can be hectic, that’s why we are proud to provide your Invisalign journey through virtual consultation. No planning special trips into our office, instead, meet with your Invisalign team at Murias Dental anytime, anywhere.
modern technology that makes your treatment quicker, safer, and cheaper.
Technology in the dental field is ever-changing and Dr. Eric Murias and Dr. German Murias enjoy learning how to integrate state-of-the-art equipment into their practice. Utilizing the latest advancements in dentistry allow Dr. Eric Murias and Dr. German Murias to treat patients with less pain and in fewer visits. This equals less time in the dental chair and a more comfortable experience from start to finish.
Dr. Eric Murias and Dr. German Murias and their team spend many hours each year training and taking advanced courses to ensure they deliver the best care, safely. Employing the latest technology means consistent results, so you’ll know what to expect at each visit. You’ll find that modern dental care with Murias Dental leaves you smiling. At Murias Dental in Hialeah, FL, you’ll discover dental care at its highest level; technology, advanced training, and compassionate service blended perfectly together.
Using the iTero Element® scanner, we can take a fast and precise 3D digital scan of your teeth and map out a custom treatment plan just for you.
A series of clear plastic trays are made using 3D digital models of your teeth. Medical-grade plastic without wires, metal, springs, or rubber bands gently move your teeth into place. Continuous pressure on specific teeth with each aligner means less discomfort and, in many cases, shortened treatment times. Your provider dispenses several sets of aligners at a time, allowing you to change to a new tray at home every two weeks.
Get Your Tooth Replaced On The First Visit.
CEREC is the most advanced dental restorative system available today. CEREC streamlines a once time-intensive process…dramatically.
In ONE visit, 3D digital images of your teeth appear on the screen and Dr. Y and he team design a custom solution with innovative software. The images produce a crafted porcelain restoration through a special milling process. Bonded into place minutes later, your new tooth appears and functions just as nature intended.
What Does CEREC Mean?
CHAIRSIDE: The technology sits within arm’s reach of the dental chair in as little as one appointment.
ECONOMICAL: Efficiency reduces the overall cost of treatment and allows you to turn two visits into one. Less travel, less time away from work and your family.
RESTORATIONS: Natural beauty, function, and strength for a broad range of needs, CEREC offers a solution for nearly every scenario.
ESTHETIC: Metal-free materials in many shades and color variations allow a perfect blend with your teeth.
CERAMIC: High-strength ceramics closely mimic natural tooth structure and support years of normal function.
3D Printer For Instant Implants & Dentures
A series of clear plastic trays are made using 3D digital models of your teeth. Medical-grade plastic without wires, metal, springs, or rubber bands gently move your teeth into place. Continuous pressure on specific teeth with each aligner means less discomfort and, in many cases, shortened treatment times. Your provider dispenses several sets of aligners at a time, allowing you to change to a new tray at home every two weeks.
ConeBeam allows us to create virtually unlimited views of your teeth, face, and neck with just one scan.
We’re excited to offer the most advanced imaging process in dentistry: ConeBeam CT scanning, or 3D imaging. This technology allows us to create virtually unlimited views of your teeth, face, and neck with just one scan. We’re able to obtain high-quality, detailed information to diagnose and plan your treatment needs. We can evaluate your teeth and facial structures from literally every angle, in 3D, and in color! Routine x-rays, on the other hand, produce a single flat image with limited information.
The ConeBeam CT imaging system is a digital x-ray scanner that rotates once around your head while you stand or sit in a chair. The process is quick, simple, and completely painless. We use these scans to provide the best treatment in dental implants, root canals, diagnosis of dental and facial pain, etc.
Regardless of your needs, 3D imaging makes it possible to plan and customize your care unlike never before. You can have absolute confidence and satisfaction in the treatment you receive, knowing we’ve analyzed every problem with 3D technology.
This pen-shaped wand allows us to remove suspicious or bothersome bumps in a couple of minutes.
Laser technology continues to transform many procedures in healthcare. Once the subject of sci-fi movies, lasers now clearly provide benefits for mainstream treatment in medicine and dentistry. Shorter procedures, less discomfort, and quicker healing are just a few of the benefits of modern lasers.
The soft tissues of the mouth cover about 30 square inches of surface area. Annoying lumps or bumps may need removal with any unusual patches of tissue requiring further microscopic analysis. Traditionally, a surgical procedure involving incisions and sutures would be required to produce a biopsy sample. Today, a pen-shaped wand allows Dr. Eric Murias and Dr. German Murias to remove suspicious or bothersome bumps in a couple of minutes. The healing stimulated by laser energy leads to rapid healing and little to no discomfort, without the need for stitches.
Similarly, gums can be quickly reshaped without bleeding, and some gum infections are now treated with rapid results. Even cold sores or mouth ulcers can undergo faster healing when laser energy passes over the surface. Better yet, the days of pain associated with these recurring ulcers can be dramatically decreased. Lasers are also safe for use with children and can help with growth and development issues or help wisdom teeth move into place.
A soft tissue laser offers a valuable benefit to many conditions in the mouth. Dr. Eric and German’s specific training in laser protocols opens many possibilities using one of modern dentistry’s most versatile tools.
