Most dental practices send the harder work elsewhere — implants to a specialist, crowns to an outside lab, sedation cases to a hospital. Suncoast is built differently. The technology stack we've assembled — on-site 3D printing, CBCT, intraoral scanning, X-Nav navigation, AI-assisted design — is what lets us complete complex treatment plans in fewer visits, without referrals, and without putty impressions or two-week waits for restorations.
The lead pieces of that stack are our SprintRay 3D-printing lab, where Dr. Larsen is a Key Opinion Leader; CBCT 3D imaging that we use for implant planning and offer at a discount to local dentists who refer in for scans; X-Nav navigated implant surgery for sub-millimeter precision; intraoral scanners that replace putty impressions; and AI smile design for cosmetic planning.
What this means for patients: fewer appointments per case, more procedures completed in a single visit, more accurate restorations, safer surgery for complex implant placements, and a transparent visual planning experience for anyone considering cosmetic work. It's the kind of technology stack you'd typically need to go to a major city to find — assembled in a Goderich dental practice.
