Intraoral digital scanning
Impressions are captured as a 3D scan rather than a tray of putty. Faster, more comfortable, and the file goes straight to the lab with no distortion in transit.
Technology
Better images meanfewer guesses.
We invest in equipment that changes the diagnosis or the comfort of a procedure. Everything on this page is used routinely — none of it is decoration.
CBCT & digital radiography
Cone-beam imaging for implant planning and complex endodontics, at a fraction of conventional CT dose. Sensors are digital, so films are reviewed with you on screen immediately.
Guided implant planning
Implant position is planned on the CBCT volume and placed through a printed surgical guide, which keeps the angle and depth within a fraction of a millimetre of plan.
Magnification & trichoscopy
Loupes and an operating microscope for endodontics; digital trichoscopy for scalp assessment, with mapped follicular counts to track hair treatment objectively.
Laser platforms for Indian skin
Q-switched, long-pulse and fractional systems with parameters set for Fitzpatrick IV–V. Every new patient gets a test patch before a first full session.
Documented sterilisation
Class B autoclave cycles with printed logs, pouched and dated instruments, and single-use items where reprocessing is not appropriate. The bay is glass-fronted on purpose.
Why patients choose Aura
A small clinic, deliberately.Depth over volume.
Four specialists, seven rooms and a schedule built so consultations are not rushed. Figures below are illustrative demo data for this concept clinic.
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- Treatment rooms
Across four consultants
Dental and dermatology
Plus six support staff
Including two sterile suites
Infection control
Protocol you are allowed to inspect
- Instruments pouched, dated and opened in front of the patient.
- Class B autoclave cycles logged and retained for audit.
- Surface disinfection between every patient, with a fresh barrier set.
- Dental unit waterlines flushed and treated daily.
- Sharps and clinical waste handled by a licensed biomedical contractor.
Technology FAQs
Questions about equipment and safety
See the clinic for yourself
Book a consultation, or ask for a short walk-through of the treatment rooms and sterilisation bay when you arrive.