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The skilled and experienced dental professionals at Heron Park Dental are well-equipped to perform your digital dental x-ray safely and responsibly. Call today!
What Is A Digital X-Ray?
A digital dental x-ray uses a blast of concentrated electromagnetic radiation which penetrates your body to for an image. Denser structures like bones are able to absorb the flow of light and radiation from the x-ray to provide your dentist with an unobstructed view of your teeth and jaws.
Digital dental x-rays may be used to monitor developments in the state of your dental health. This is why the dentists at Heron Park Dental prefer to order x-rays at regular appointment intervals to collect the most accurate record of your dental health possible.
Digital dental x-rays may be used to detect and diagnose cavities, damaged roots, periodontal disease, the presence and development of wisdom teeth, and much more. Call us today for details.
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Types Of Digital X-Rays
Digital dental x-rays come in a variety of different shapes and sizes. For instance, a panoramic dental x-ray provides a broad view of the teeth, jaws, and nasal/sinus area. Panoramic x-rays are commonly used to determine whether certain orthodontic procedures may be necessary.
Occlusal dental x-rays provide Heron Park Dental staff with a view of the floor of your mouth, allowing them to gain a clearer view of your upper and lower jaw and bite. This type of digital dental x-ray is used to monitor the development of adult and baby teeth in children.
Bite-wing dental x-rays provide a view of the posterior teeth. This provides your dentist with a better idea of how and where your upper and lower teeth touch each other. This type of x-ray can also shed light on which teeth show signs of decay.
Finally, periapical dental x-rays provide your dentist with a more complete image of a tooth or teeth. It can show them everything from crown to bone in order to detect and diagnose issues on an individual basis.
Helping us build a clearer picture of your dental health
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Are you looking for the most experienced and compassionate dental care providers in Ottawa? Book an appointment with Heron Park Dental today!