Digital Radiography
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| • | Cavities that have formed between your teeth. |
| • | Internal tooth decay. |
| • | Root damage. |
| • | Damage to your jawbone. |
| • | Bone loss in your jaw. |
| • | Abscesses and cysts. |
| • | Tumors in the jaw. |
| • | Impacted teeth. |
| • | Teeth that are still developing. |
| • | Reduced radiation exposure. With digital radiography, your radiation exposure is reduced up to 95%. |
| • | Images are displayed immediately. We do not need to develop x-ray images in a separate darkroom, which can take a significant amount of time. Instead, your images are displayed almost immediately on a computer monitor, eliminating the need to leave the room. |
| • | More accurate diagnoses and treatment plans. Specialized software allows us to manipulate your images. We can zoom in and enhance as well as change the coloration of the images. This allows us to provide a more accurate diagnosis and more effective treatment plan. |
| • | We spend your whole appointment with you. Because we do not need to leave the room to develop images, we can devote your entire appointment to you. We can take the necessary time to explain what we have found and helped you to understand your diagnosis. We can also go over your treatment options and answer any questions that you might have, leaving you feeling more confident. |
