CONTACT

What are

Digital Radiology

Digital radiology in dentistry brings numerous benefits, including reducing radiation exposure, improving image quality, easy storage and sharing of data, and saving time and resources. This advanced technology plays a crucial role in the accurate diagnosis and treatment of dental conditions, ensuring patient comfort and safety.

 

A few details about digital dental radiology

  1. Image production: Instead of using traditional radiographic films, digital radiology employs sensors or silicon-charged plates to capture images of teeth and jaws. These images are instantly transmitted to a computer and can be viewed immediately on a screen.
  2. Reducing radiation exposure: Digital technology allows for precise adjustment of exposure settings, which can reduce the amount of radiation required to obtain a quality image. Thus, digital radiology in dentistry contributes to minimizing patients' exposure to radiation.
  3. Improved imaging quality: Digital images provide higher resolution and more details than traditional radiographs. This improved image quality allows the dentist to better observe dental structures and make a more precise diagnosis.
  4. Easy storage and sharing of images: Digital images can be stored electronically and accessed quickly by dentists. Additionally, these images can be shared with other specialists or patients in a simple and efficient manner.
  5. Time and resource saving: Digital radiology eliminates the need for chemical processing of radiographic films and reduces the time required for obtaining and interpreting images. This allows the dentist to perform procedures more quickly and efficiently.
  6. Improving communication: Patients can more easily see and understand digital images and the associated diagnosis, which enhances communication and their involvement in dental treatment planning.

The duration of the procedure can vary depending on the complexity of the case and the patient's health condition, and the recovery period can last for several months, during which dental implants integrate into the jawbone.

The advantages include increased stability, the ability to eat and speak with more confidence, the natural appearance of teeth, and prevention of bone deterioration associated with tooth loss.

Dental bridges fixed on implants are designed to be durable and to last for many years if properly cared for and if the patient follows the dentist's instructions regarding oral hygiene and regular visits to the dental office for examinations and maintenance.

Doctor Cohen For Women App

Closer to you.

You receive a 100 lei discount on your next appointment booked through the App.