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We combine the latest of digital technology has to offer and have the ability to simulate your ideal smile into your mouth.

Technology enables us to provide the best experience for our patients

At Fanelli Dental, we continuously invest in the latest technology that modern dentistry offers. Our commitment to consistently delivering world-class dentistry in our Gladstone dental clinic stems from our passion for helping patients enjoy exceptional and comfortable care during their time with us.

Here are some of the ways that our modern dental surgery caters to the needs of our patients.

See problems earlier

3-D cone beam imaging (i-CAT)

What it does

Creates a detailed 3-D scan of your teeth, jaw bone, joints, and airway.

Why it matters to you

Finds problems standard images miss. Supports earlier detection of impacted teeth, airway concerns, and jaw joint changes. Improves clinical decisions before symptoms worsen.

Image of a 3D cone beam imaging.

DIAGNOdent

What it does

Measures tooth decay and shows the depth and complexity of a cavity.

Why it matters to you

Helps confirm early decay sooner and more accurately. Supports smaller, more conservative fillings where possible.

Image of a DIAGNOdent camera.

Digital dental X-rays

What it does

Captures high resolution diagnostic images with reduced radiation compared to older style X-rays.

Why it matters to you

Helps identify decay, infection, and bone changes early. Earlier diagnosis often means simpler treatment.

Image of a dentist holding a tablet with x-ray scans.
Plan treatment with more clarity

Intraoral Camera

What it does

Takes close up photos of teeth and gums and displays them on a screen.

Why it matters to you

You see the exact issue being discussed. This makes treatment options easier to understand and helps track changes over time.

Image of a Intraoral Camera in a patient's mouth.

Digital records

What it does

Stores your dental images and health information securely and allows comparisons across visits.

Why it matters to you

Supports consistent planning and better monitoring. Your dentist checks progress, confirms stability, and adjusts plans using real baseline data.

Image of a dentist showing their smile on a computer.

CEREC single day crowns

What it does

Digitally scans the tooth, designs the crown, then creates a ceramic crown in the practice.

Why it matters to you

Improves fit and bite accuracy and reduces reliance on traditional impressions. Supports faster planning and fewer steps from preparation to final placement.

Image of a CEREC machine that creating teeth models.

Sleep studies

What it does

Provides take home equipment to record sleep quality and waking events. Data is sent to an accredited sleep specialist for review.

Why it matters to you

Clarifies whether sleep apnoea plays a role in fatigue, snoring, and airway concerns. Clear diagnosis guides the right next step, including oral appliance therapy when suitable.

Image of a blonde woman sleeping.
Feel more comfortable during your visit

Nitrous oxide (happy gas)

What it does?

A mild inhaled sedation delivered through a nose mask. Levels adjust during treatment and wear off quickly.

Why it matters?

Reduces anxiety during treatment and supports a faster return to normal activities after your appointment.

Image of a blonde woman undergoing sleep dentistry.

Oral sedation

What it does?

Prescription medication to support a calmer, more relaxed visit. You need someone to bring you home.

Why it matters?

Helps you manage longer procedures with less stress. Many patients report the appointment feels shorter and easier to get through.

Image of a patient undergoing oral sedation.

NuCalm relaxation

What it does?

A non medication system using supplements, calming audio, gentle electrostimulation, and an eye mask.

Why it matters?

You avoid messy impressions, and we get a precise digital record of your teeth. That helps with comfort during your visit and speeds up the process for crowns, bridges, and other lab-made work.

Preview your smile in real time. Smile simulation helps you see possible results before you commit to treatment.

Image of a women relaxing in a dentist chair.
Support gentler, more precise treatment

Soft tissue laser treatment

What it does?

Performs gum and soft tissue procedures with high precision, including gum contouring, periodontal treatment, and tongue or lip tie release.

Why it matters?

Reduces bleeding, swelling, and recovery time. Helps preserve healthy tissue and supports a more conservative approach.

Image of a laser tool used for soft tissue laser.

Low Level Laser (MLS)

What it does

Uses laser energy to support relief for sore jaw muscles and trigger points.

Why it matters to you

Helps reduce muscle tension and supports jaw release as part of a broader TMJ or bruxism plan.

Rotary endodontics

What it does

Uses precision rotary instruments during root canal treatment.

Why it matters to you

Speeds up treatment and improves control inside the tooth. Supports higher success rates and smoother healing.

Image of dentist tool set used for endodontics.

TENS therapy for jaw pain

What it does

Delivers gentle electrical pulses to relax tense muscles and reduce inflammation.

Why it matters to you

Helps reset overworked jaw muscles so the jaw moves more freely. Supports better function and comfort during follow up treatment.

A patient undergoing TENS therapy with her dentist.