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We are equipped In house with the most advanced Imaging systems available currently.

As part of our commitment to providing dental care, we have both 2 dimensional imaging system and 3 dimensional imaging systems. Besides this we have Dental lasers, Osstell Beacon ,Prime scan for digital impression, Cercon CAD CAM ,Microscope, and 3D printer.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I Need a Retainer?

Teeth move throughout one’s lifetime, making it important to wear retainers as prescribed by your orthodontist to maintain your healthy, beautiful smile.

Retainers are prescribed for two reasons:

  • To allow the bone that holds teeth to rebuild after teeth have moved.
  • To maintain the healthy new positions of teeth after active orthodontic treatment ends.

Your body changes your whole life, including your teeth!

What is RVG?

RVG stands for RadioVisioGraphy, digital x-ray. With this method, digital films are taken by electronic sensors instead of the old system x-ray known as film shooting. These sensors transfer the intraoral image directly to the computer screen.

What Does RVG (Radio Visio Graph) Do?

RVG (RadioVisioGraphy) provides rapid diagnostics without the effects of radiation. It has more advantages than classical x-ray in dentistry.

What are the advantages of RVG (RadioVisioGraphy)?
  • RVG takes less time to shoot than older x-ray films.
  • Less x-ray exposure is exposed. In short, it reduces the radiation rate by about 90 percent.
  • The image is transferred directly to the computer screen. It is therefore considered a faster method.
What are some common uses of the CBCT procedure?

Dental cone beam CT is commonly used for treatment planning of  implants and Orthodontic purposes. It is also useful for more complex cases that involve :

  • Surgical planning for impacted teeth.
  • Diagnosing temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ).
  • Accurate placement of dental implants.
  • Evaluation of the jaw, sinuses, nerve canals and nasal cavity.
  • Detecting, measuring and treating jaw tumors.
  • Determining bone structure and tooth orientation.
  • Locating the origin of pain or pathology.
  • Cephalometric analysis.
  • Reconstructive surgery.