OrthopantomographyImportant in treatment planning and control. Evaluation of missing teeth, dental eruption level (assessment of tooth development or permanent teeth), agenesis (lack of teeth), lines of bone fractures, position of third molars (wisdom teeth).
X-ray ATM (open mouth and closed mouth)Study of the temporomandibular joint (e.g., diagnosis of arthrosis or dislocations).
Fist X-Ray
Important in the study of bone age and growth in children.
Frontal X-RayExam also used in the area of Orthodontics whenever it is necessary to make a differential diagnosis that is not possible through another examination (e.g., diagnosis of osseous facial asymmetries, trauma)
TeleradiographyExamination of excellence for the specialty of Orthodontics. Study of the relation between bones of the head and jaws and between the upper and lower jaw. Important in the orthodontic treatment program for placement of badly positioned teeth in their ideal position.
Cone Beam Computerized TomographyFundamental examination in the field of Implantology. With the information acquired it is possible to analyze the bone volume of the patients and to study the most suitable area for placement of the dental implants, as well as the bone density in the intervention area. Due to its characteristics, Tomography is used for a set of other procedures besides the Implantology area, such as the study of the dimensions of pathologies, relation of the teeth / lesion with the noble structures, planning of included teeth extraction, observation of lesions or dental fractures, endodontic treatment planning in complex cases, etc.
NobelGuide Study - Using Surgical GuidesTomography in which the acquisition is made with the dental prosthesis placed. Then the acquired information is exported to a 3D imaging program where a virtual surgery is performed, from which the surgical guides will be performed. This procedure allows for that in the day of surgery you know in advance which implants to place and where are their locations and respective paths, resulting in a less time-consuming and more comfortable intervention for the patient.