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Dental Radiology and Diagnostics

Equipment
Digital RVG (digital radiovisiography)
A digital recording of the tooth that requires 95% less radiation than a conventional and where the picture displays on your computer monitor instead of the classic negative. The advantages of digital RVGa compared to conventional X-rays, among other things, the clarity of the image on the computer, reduced radiation, speed and precision shooting

Digital panoramic X
Digital panoramic X is the image of the entire jaw from which is receiving general information about the jaw bone, teeth and roots. Picture shows the precise pathology around the roots of teeth, cavities in hard to reach places and the state of the bone in the jaw, whereby allows for better planning of the implant. Video gives us a clear view on all the details of the jaw, allowing for easier and more accurate diagnosis than traditional tape.


CBCT image and 3Shape scan
We use a combination of both, CBCT image and 3shape scan, to create an individual surgical template for precise implant placement.
3d RTG technology
CBCT (3d) X-ray of the jaw
Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) is a specialized imaging technology that provides detailed three-dimensional views of the jaw structures with which we can capture highly accurate, detailed images of the oral and maxillofacial structures. Those images are used to create an implant therapy plan. With that individually created plan, we make a surgical template, which is the basis for installing the implants.
Digital panoramic X – Applications in Dentistry
Orthodontics
Implant Dentistry
Oral Surgery
General Dental Diagnosis
(TMJ) Evaluation
Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Evaluation – Digital panoramic X-rays provide an overview of the temporomandibular joints, aiding in the evaluation of TMJ disorders and jaw joint abnormalities.