Detailed imaging with digital radiography

Sometimes the dentist needs to see inside a specific tooth or below the gum line — something a mirror exam cannot show. Intraoral radiography is a fast, comfortable way to assess one or several neighbouring teeth.

A small digital sensor replaces old film. With one click a high-resolution image appears on screen. Compared with older machines, dose can be roughly ninety percent lower.

When do we use RVG?

• Root canal therapy
  To verify working length and confirm dense obturation to the apex.
• Hidden decay
  Detects lesions deep in contacts or under existing fillings.
• Bone and pathology
  Helps spot periapical inflammation or cystic changes in the jaw.