Facilities

Treatment Rooms

The treatment rooms are equipped with state-of-the-art equipment to aid in proper diagnosis and treatment, and ensure the highest degree of safety and comfort for every patient.

Panoramic (Pan) Room

Digital panoramic radiographs are used to evaluate the teeth, jaw bone, sinus cavity, and TMJ (temporomandibular joint) and rule out problems such as cysts or impacted teeth.

Consultation Room

Our consultation room offers a private and comfortable environment where you and Dr. Hall can discuss your dental findings, concerns and treatment options. In addition, this room is available to review insurance benefits and financial information with our staff.

Equipment & Office Materials

Digital Radiograph (x-ray) equipment

There is minimal exposure to radiation during a conventional dental radiograph; however, digital x-rays can reduce radiation exposure by as much as 80% compared with traditional dental x-rays. As soon as these images are captured you will be able to view them on a computer screen in front of you. To learn more about dental x-rays, please click here

Intraoral Cameras

Intraoral cameras take pictures of areas in your mouth that are difficult to see (think about the back side of your teeth or the roof of your mouth). These images can be viewed immediately on a computer screen in front of you.

Educational Materials

Have you ever wondered exactly what a crown is or why you might need one? What option would be the best for replacing your missing tooth? Why does the dental hygienist probe your teeth at each appointment? Dr. Hall and his team members are happy to answer any questions you may have regarding your dental health and the care that we provide. Videos and pictures can be shown on the computer screens in each room to assist in these explanations.

Latex-Free Environment

Dr. Hall and his team use latex-free gloves and materials for all procedures.

Sterilization

All instruments and equipment used during dental treatment are sterilized, disinfected or disposed of according to American Dental Association and OSHA recommendations to ensure patient safety during treatment. Hospital grade disinfectants are used and an autoclave is used to sterilize dental instruments.