Diagnostics – Computed Tomography and X-Ray
Effective dental diagnostics and treatment, in addition to the professionalism of doctors, also depends on the equipment available in the clinic. Smile Studio is exactly the place where you will find modern equipment – computed tomography, X-ray, and 3D scanner. All of this ensures patient comfort and safety.
What Type of Examination is Prescribed in Different Cases?
Different diagnostic methods are used to address various dental problems.
X-ray (panoramic or local) is prescribed for detecting caries, assessing root condition, diagnosing gum problems, monitoring primary and permanent teeth in children, and before tooth extraction. Additionally, sometimes tooth filling requires this procedure.
Computed Tomography is prescribed when planning implantation, in the presence of complicated teeth requiring extraction, for assessing the microscopic anatomy of tooth roots, and in cases of maxillofacial trauma or cysts.
3D Scanner – digital impressions are needed for dental aligners, for fabricating dental crowns, bridges, and veneers, for monitoring treatment progress and data archiving. Also when teeth straightening is required.
Why is Smile Studio the Best Choice?
Modern technologies, precision, professional specialists, and an individualized approach are Smile Studio’s calling card. A person who visits the clinic is assured that they are in reliable hands.
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FAQ
What is the Difference Between X-Ray and Computed Tomography?
X-ray is a 2D image, while computed tomography is 3D. X-ray is used for diagnosing caries, roots, and gum problems. The radiation level is low, and the procedure is quick. Computed tomography provides a more accurate picture of bone structure, nerves, and complex anatomical details. It is used in complicated cases, as well as during implantation.
Effective dental diagnostics is essential for proper treatment.
How Safe is Dental X-Ray?
Dental X-ray is safe because it is performed by a specialist using modern equipment.