Dental technology.
Tools support an examination and help us explain findings. Your dentist chooses which records and equipment are appropriate for your care.
Magnification and lighting
The practice’s existing technology information describes microscopes and focused lighting for close-up restorative work. Magnification helps the clinician examine and work on small structures.
Digital imaging
Dental X-rays can help assess areas that cannot be seen during a visual examination, including between teeth and supporting bone. Images are taken according to your clinical needs, not automatically at every visit.
Intraoral photographs
A small camera can display close-up views of teeth and gums. Images can support conversations about a diagnosis and treatment choices.
Restorative instruments
The practice’s technology information also describes electric handpieces for selected procedures. Ask your dentist which tools will be used and how they relate to your plan.
Technology does not guarantee a particular outcome. Tell the team about anxiety, medical history, and imaging questions before your visit.
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