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Computerized Patient Records
We utilize "Eaglesoft" Dental Software. This advanced computer software allows instant communication between the Doctor and the office team. Patient information is handled smoothly and securely via an office intranet. Each treatment area has dual LCD screens. The large 19" LCD is positioned on an arm that allows you close-up views of all information, radiographs, or photographs.
The Schick Intra-Oral Camera works with Eaglesoft. This miniature camera (slightly larger than a pen) is used to view the teeth and gums tissue up -close and personal- with magnifications of 1:1 to 20:1 !!! All in full living color.
Digital x-rays have replaced the old film-based methods. The Schick system works with Eaglesoft to provide a seamless integration into your clinical record. This allows instant viewing and computer enhancements to the images to help Dr. Ahmad diagnose your problem quicker and more accurately. Because it is digital, you are exposed to less than 1/3 (one third) of the radiation that an old film-based x-ray required!
Dentistry at Lake Nona uses the latest in dental anesthesia. The STA system is a computer controlled delivery system, used to place local anesthetic for dental procedures.
The first thing you can expect is to smile as the STA Wand is less threatening looking than a dental syringe.
You’ll notice that Dr. Ahmad will look more comfortable administering as the Wand is simply held like a pen.
You might not even know you’ve had an injection – that’s what some patients say – it’s the best shot I ever had!
Dr. Ahmad might choose to “only make one tooth numb” – no collateral numbness – you return to your routine.
You can expect to be so happy that you tell all your friends and neighbors about your great experience at Dentistry at Lake Nona because of the STA System.
Dr. Ahmad also uses the latest in Dental Handpieces. The old fashion "drill" runs on air, causing the horrible sound that everybody hates. The "electric handpieces" is faster and quieter helping you stay more relaxed during your dental visit.
Canker Sores -- Diode lasers can almost immediately reduce the pain of a canker sore breakout. Lasers can even reduce the recurrence of future breakouts.
Gum Disease -- Diode lasers are used to remove diseased tissue and reshape the gums. The result is easier access to certain parts of the gum for improved oral hygiene.
Gum Reshaping -- A diode laser can be used in soft tissue crown lengthening to reshape the gums and expose healthier tooth structure. This provides a stronger base for restorations such as dental crowns. The laser can also be used cosmetically to reshape the gum line and create a more balanced smile. Laser Root Canal Therapy -- The diode laser produces enough heat and pressure to melt away the infection within a tooth's root without using drills or hand files. Soft Tissue Care - Diode lasers are used to prevent gum disease from occurring in the first place. Diode lasers can remove tooth decay on the surface of a tooth's root by removing the gum covering it up. The diode laser helps decontaminate deep gingival pockets that harbor the bacteria that can cause gum disease. And because the diode laser beam kills bacteria, it is also often used to sterilize areas of the mouth before or during dental root canals and dental cavity treatment. 
Dental Laser
A dental laser isn't as scary as you might imagine. It's actually a fairly compact device that generates a precise beam of concentrated light energy via a very narrow fiber optic cord. When the light beam enters the targeted tissue, it "cuts" it away, essentially vaporizing it while leaving the surrounding area intact. The beam also sterilizes the area and coagulates blood vessels, which minimizes infection and bleeding. All this without the annoying sound of a drill or the pain of an incision!
A diode laser can be used to correct a wide variety of dental problems including:
