frDigital Radiology
Digital dental radiology is a technique that uses X-rays to obtain high-quality images of teeth and surrounding structures. It allows dentists to visualize teeth, gums, bone and jaw joints with exceptional accuracy.
Digital Radiology in our dental clinic
The Different Types of Digital Radiology
- Panoramic X-rays: These images show an overview of the mouth, including the upper and lower teeth, jaw bone, and maxillary sinuses. They are often used to assess the overall health of the mouth and to plan treatments such as Panoramic X-rays, orthodontic treatments, or wisdom teeth extraction.
- Intraoral X-rays: These images are taken inside the mouth and show more detailed views of each individual tooth. They are often used to assess the health of teeth, visualize cavities, periodontium, and tooth roots.
- Cone Beam: Computed tomography is a dental imaging technique used to obtain three-dimensional (3D) images of bone, teeth and surrounding structures. This technique is often used in dentistry for dental implant planning, bone grafting or for planning complicated extractions.
- Profile teleradiography: Is a diagnostic technique used in orthodontics to obtain a detailed picture of the position of teeth, jaw bones and skull. It is used to assess growth and development of teeth and bone bases and thus planning orthodontic treatments such as the installation of dental appliances.
Panoramic X-rays
Orthodontics
Wisdom teeth
Intraoral
Tooth roots
Cone Beam
Bone grafting
Teleradiography
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Frequently Asked Questions
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X-rays are used to diagnose problems that are not visible to the naked eye, such as cavities between teeth, infections, or issues with the roots or bone.
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It is best to avoid any X-rays during pregnancy unless absolutely necessary. Always inform your dentist if you are pregnant or think you might be.
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X-rays in children help monitor tooth growth, detect early cavities, and assess damage following trauma.
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No, the process is painless. However, holding the film or sensor in the mouth can be slightly uncomfortable for some patients.
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Yes, it’s your right. However, it’s important to understand that refusing may limit the dentist’s ability to diagnose and treat certain issues.
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We are committed to combating healthcare avoidance, believing that in our current environment, every citizen should be able to maintain their health and enhance their appearance, especially their smile. Our rates are designed to be not only competitive but also, and most importantly, affordable. Nevertheless, they never compromise the quality of our service, which we strive to make impeccable.
