iTero Lumina Pro
Advanced Technology for More Comfortable, Precise Care
At Bellevue Dental Arts, we use advanced technology to make your dental experience more comfortable, efficient, and personalized. That commitment to innovation has long been part of our practice. Dr. Ryan’s father, Dr. Norm, was an early adopter of digital scanning and a beta tester for iTero, working with the technology’s founder and inventor in the early 2000s—years before the first-generation iTero scanner launched in 2007.
Today, we continue that legacy with the iTero Lumina™ Pro imaging system, which allows our team to capture highly detailed 3D images of your teeth and mouth using a small handheld scanner—without the need for messy traditional impressions.
Comfortable Digital Scanning
The iTero Lumina Pro scanner quickly captures a detailed digital model of your smile while you sit comfortably in the chair. Its smaller scanning wand makes the process easier and more comfortable, even for patients with a sensitive gag reflex.
See Your Smile in Detail
Your digital scan appears on screen in real time, giving you the opportunity to see what your dentist sees. These detailed images help our team evaluate your oral health, explain treatment recommendations, and plan your care with greater precision.
One Scan, Many Possibilities
iTero Lumina Pro can be used throughout many areas of your dental care, including Invisalign® clear aligners, crowns and bridges, dental implants, restorative dentistry, and monitoring changes in your oral health over time.
Experience the Difference
Our commitment to advanced dental technology spans generations. With iTero Lumina Pro, we’re continuing that tradition while providing comfortable digital scanning, detailed imaging, and care designed specifically for your smile.
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