Bakersfield Dental Practice Cuts X-Ray Radiation 90% With Full Tech Suite

Smyle Dental Bakersfield brings cutting-edge dental tech to Kern County patients.

Apr. 17, 2026 at 1:01am

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A ghostly, translucent X-ray image of a human tooth, revealing its intricate internal structure in a dark, moody background, conceptually representing the advanced dental imaging technology used at Smyle Dental Bakersfield.Smyle Dental's advanced CBCT imaging technology allows for more precise diagnostics and treatment planning, reducing radiation exposure for patients.Bakersfield Today

Smyle Dental Bakersfield, a general and cosmetic dental practice serving Kern County, has implemented a suite of advanced dental technologies that reduce X-ray radiation exposure by 90% and provide patients with a more comfortable, personalized care experience.

Why it matters

The adoption of technologies like CBCT imaging, same-day CAD/CAM restorations, and VR anxiety reduction represents a significant advancement in dental care, improving both the quality of treatment and the patient experience. This is especially impactful for Kern County, which has historically faced challenges in accessing high-quality, technology-driven dental services.

The details

Smyle Dental Bakersfield has integrated a range of cutting-edge dental technologies, including CBCT imaging for more precise diagnostics, same-day CAD/CAM restorations for faster and more accurate dental work, and VR headsets to help reduce patient anxiety during procedures. These innovations have allowed the practice to reduce X-ray radiation exposure by 90% compared to traditional dental imaging methods.

  • Smyle Dental Bakersfield implemented the new technology suite in April 2026.

The players

Smyle Dental Bakersfield

A general and cosmetic dental practice serving Kern County, California.

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The takeaway

Smyle Dental Bakersfield's adoption of cutting-edge dental technologies demonstrates how innovative practices can improve patient care, reduce radiation exposure, and provide a more comfortable experience for local residents. This model could inspire other dental providers in the region to follow suit and raise the standard of care in Kern County.