Dr. Coury Staadecker is located in the Pacific Northwest city of Kenmore, located at the top of Lake Washington with an additional office in Mill Creek, WA. The abundance of outdoor activities available in the Pacific Northwest attracted Dr. Staadecker to Kenmore, where he is now currently proud to practice in periodontics and dental implants. The genuine warmth from the community Dr. Staadecker feels is what keeps him serving the Pacific Northwest in two different locations.

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The i-CAT imaging machine utilizes Cone Beam 3-D Dental Imaging, which is faster than traditional X-rays, and exposes patients to far less radiation (about 50% - 90% less).

The i-CAT is easier to use than traditional X-ray imaging machines, with push button controls and an ergonomic design.  The machine offers lower radiation doses for patients, while providing superior image quality for the doctor.

Utilizing a soft tissue laser allows for necessary gum incisions to be made with less damage to the tissue.  This new technology also causes less discomfort and bleeding, and in some cases eliminates the need for anesthesia and/or stitches.

Lasers are becoming a main staple in dental offices and can be very effective in treating periodontal disease. PerioLase is a laser designed to aid in nonsurgical periodontal therapy or “deep cleaning” along with other periodontal modalities.

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Dental implants replace missing teeth with natural-looking and feeling titanium inserts.  Edentulism, also known as tooth loss, can create several problems to one's health. Nutrition may suffer, as foods that were once enjoyed become too hard to chew.  Remaining teeth may suffer as well, as they make up the work of the missing teeth and end up strained and can possibly damage themselves.

Fortunately, dental implants can combat Edentulism. Because implants “mimic” natural teeth, they... read more