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  The latest in three-dimensional diagnostic imaging. 3D digital imaging is a digital X-ray scanner that is mounted on a mechanical arm that rotates around a patient’s head, projecting X-rays in a computer-controlled, cone-shaped beam. In a matter of seconds, all data images needed are collected after one complete pass of the scanner. The detailed images can then be called upon a computer screen in a variety of angles and views, including 2D, 3D, and panorama. This allows us to fully see the relationship between patients’ teeth, bones, nerves, tissues, and airways like never before, making us exceptionally equipped for diagnostic and treatment planning decisions. We believe complete information is a vital component of comprehensive care. Dr. Mercedes Del valle at Downtown Eugene Dental, our 3D X-ray imaging system, the GALILEOS® also allows us to provide our patients with leading-edge diagnostic technology at a lower cost and with less radiation than traditional CT scans. A fast sc...

  Since they were created in 1992 as an alternative to traditional braces, thousands of people have used Fastbraces® to get straighter, healthier smiles. Fastbraces® move teeth roots and crowns at the same time. As a result, most people can see success with Fastbraces® in about a year. Dr. Del Valle is proud to offer Fastbraces to his patients. To find out if Fastbraces is right for you call and come in for an evaluation. To make an appointment, call us at   (541)341-1404   or   request an appointment   now! How Fast Braces work Fastbraces® works on a different mechanical principle altogether Historically, braces would move the crown of the tooth in the first year, and the root of the tooth in the second year, thus requiring two years of treatment. Fastbraces® are specifically designed to move the crown and root of the teeth at the same time, from the beginning of the treatment. Patients can now get results often with less sensitivity, in about a year, and in so...

Teeth Whitening   There are many products and techniques available for patients who want to achieve a brighter smile, and with so many options available, it can be difficult to choose the method that is right for you. The best way to begin any teeth-whitening regimen is to schedule an appointment and talk to your doctor about the differences between in-office professional whitening and at-home whitening. In-Office Teeth Whitening The first professional option is commonly referred to as in-office whitening. This procedure is performed in a dental office. During an appointment, your dental professional will apply a whitening gel to the surface of your teeth. The entire office visit generally takes about 30 minutes and you will be able to see results immediately. At-Home Teeth Whitening Tray Whitening  Tray bleaching is a type of professional whitening that uses custom-made trays and whitening gel only available through your dentist. The whitening gel is placed in custom-fitted ...