
Choose the Technology Leader
Dr. Scott Clayhold has been a dental technology trailblazer since he opened our office in 2004. His was the first private practice in the country to utilize the paradigm-shifting CBCT technology, with the first i-CAT™ scanner right here in our own office. An option previously only available at hospital facilities, this enables him to capture highly detailed 3D x-ray images with a fraction of the radiation of conventional equipment. With this technology in hand, he pioneered innovative and novel protocols that are now considered the gold standard of care for oral surgeries and implant treatments. In the time since, he’s continued to invest in advanced dental technologies that make your care quicker, less invasive, and more cost-effective. That includes ultra-precise laser equipment, computer guided planning, digital surgical guides, and more. Come to Dr. Clayhold for treatment with the most advanced technology in the Seattle and the Eastside areas.
Dr. Clayhold backs his advanced technology with impeccable credentials. After medical and dental training, he completed six additional years of education becoming an expert specialist. An acclaimed and accomplished oral and maxillofacial surgeon, he’s trained in both oral surgery as well as medicine. The combination of his expertise and technological capabilities make him best qualified to place dental implants, remove problem wisdom teeth, administer anesthesia services, and provide precise care for even the most complex of cases.


Why Having The Right Experience Is Crucial To Dental Implant Surgery
What Advanced Technology Means for You
- Highly accurate diagnoses
- Less invasive procedures
- More precise, predictable results
- Shorter treatment and healing times
- More efficient office visits
The Technology Behind Exceptional Care
Our practice features state-of-the-art operatories with advanced anesthesia delivery systems and sterilization capabilities. These are fully equipped with the tools to make your treatment a success. Let’s look at a few of them now …