Advanced Dental Technology Cocoa Beach
We Provide Cutting-Edge Dentistry at Every Visit

Staying up to date with the latest technology makes all the difference in the world in the field of dentistry. Dr. Lineberry takes advantage of the latest diagnostic instruments to perform truly comprehensive examinations that can capture even the smallest signs of oral health issues and assist in the planning of more complex procedures. This also means that you’ll be fully informed about every aspect of your dental care at every stage. You can review this page to learn more about our technology before calling us for an appointment.
3D Printer

Our in-office 3D printer allows us to design and fabricate a range of dental appliances with remarkable speed and precision, all right here in our Cocoa Beach practice. From surgical guides that ensure accurate implant placement to custom nightguards, occlusal splints, and diagnostic mock-ups, 3D printing gives us the ability to deliver same-day or next-day solutions that once required outside lab work. The result is faster treatment, a better fit, and a more seamless experience for our patients.
Intraoral Camera

Our intraoral camera is a small, handheld device that captures high-definition images inside your mouth, giving both you and Dr. Lineberry a clear, real-time view of your teeth and gums. Rather than relying solely on a mirror and descriptions, you can see exactly what we see on a chairside screen, including cracks, worn enamel, early decay, or other areas of concern.
Digital Impressions

Gone are the days of messy impression trays and uncomfortable, foul-tasting putty. We offer digital impression technology across multiple systems, including the cutting-edge Trios 6, which is one of the most advanced intraoral scanners available today. The Trios 6 goes beyond capturing accurate digital models; it also features built-in caries detection technology to identify early signs of decay, and it monitors tooth wear and gum recession over time, giving us a useful tool for tracking your long-term oral health at every visit.
Soft Tissue Laser

Our soft tissue laser offers a precise, minimally invasive alternative to traditional gum surgery for a variety of cosmetic and clinical procedures. We use it for gingival recontouring, or reshaping an uneven or "gummy" smile, as well as crown lengthening procedures that prepare the tissue prior to implant placement. Laser treatment means less bleeding, reduced discomfort, and faster healing compared to conventional techniques. Most patients are pleasantly surprised by how quick and comfortable these procedures are!
Digital X-rays

X-rays are essential for diagnosing dental concerns and revealing information that may not be visible to the naked eye during a routine examination. At Lineberry Dental of Cocoa Beach, our team has invested in digital radiography that offers several valuable benefits over the traditional film method. This technology relies on a high-tech electronic sensor to capture the digital images of your smile and enlarge them for easy, immediate viewing.
The use of digital X-rays may reveal the following concerns:
- Bone loss
- Tumors (non-cancerous or cancerous in nature)
- Improper tooth and/or root positioning
- Problems that exist within the tooth, below the gum line, or out of sight
- Cysts/abscesses
- Developmental defects
- Decay that’s located between teeth
Digital X-ray FAQs
Are digital X-Rays safe?
While radiation is a necessary component of X-ray capture, digital radiography reduces this exposure by up to 80-90%, which is better for the patient’s health and safety here in Cocoa Beach. Additionally, the process is faster, more comfortable, and doesn’t require the use of hazardous chemicals. Our team will still take all the necessary precautions during the process, including covering the patient’s body with a lead apron shield.
How often do I need to have dental X-rays taken?
Dr. Lineberry’s recommendation for new X-rays will depend on the patient’s personal health and needs. Some common components we take into account when making this decision include your current signs and symptoms, the results of your last dental exam, your age, and your overall dental and medical history. Typically, new patients will have a full mouth series of X-rays captured, which are then used for the next three to five years. Bite-wing X-rays (X-rays that capture the top and bottom teeth as they meet in a bite) are needed once or twice each year, and they’re a valuable indicator of new dental problems that may have arisen since your last visit.
If you’re overdue for an appointment, don’t hesitate to contact us today! Our Cocoa Beach, FL, dental office is open to patients from Merritt Island, FL, and other surrounding locations.
CBCT Imaging

At their core, CBCT scans are an involved X-ray procedure that utilizes several different images and angles to create a three-dimensional view of structures within the patient’s body. Recently, dentists like Dr. Lineberry have begun to utilize this revolutionary technology in order to provide themselves with a more detailed view of the mouth and skull. 3D imaging provides a greater amount of detailed information than traditional two-dimensional X-rays, revealing bone density, tissues, and even the placement of certain nerves clearly.
CEREC Same-Day Dental Crowns

Utilizing an in-house milling machine, digital impression system, and CAD/CAM software, we’re able to design and craft your dental crown in-office, leading to faster, more precise results. Instead of your treatment taking place over the course of multiple weeks and appointments, our team can cap a treated, misshapen, or damaged tooth in a matter of hours with a permanent restoration. With this advanced technology, we can deliver streamlined and convenient care, as well as results that look lifelike!
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