Radiological Imaging, X-ray in oral and dental services, imaging can detect problems in the teeth and jaw. Similarly, dentists can follow the stages of treatment with X-ray. Problems such as decay and bone loss that cannot be noticed during examination can be detected with X-ray. In addition, definitive results can be obtained in implant placement procedures with dental x-rays.
In some cases, decayed areas that cannot be noticed with auayene can be precisely detected. Problems such as decay or cracks in the lower part of the filled teeth can be detected with x-rays. Bone loss due to gum disease, infection and conditions in the root canal due to the death of dental nerves can also be determined. Dental X-rays can provide the necessary information for implant preparation and the start of orthodentic treatments. Dental X-rays can also be used to follow the stages of tooth development and growth in children.
With panoramic X-rays, all teeth can be viewed. The radiological imaging film is placed outside the mouth and the shooting is performed. In this way, the teeth and surrounding tissues as well as the jaw joints are viewed. Panoramic X-rays are used for procedures such as implants, impacted teeth, and small cysts.
Dentists require x-rays for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. X-rays can be taken during and after the treatment.
The frequency of X-rays varies according to the patient's medical and dental history. Some people may need an X-ray every 6 months, while others may need an X-ray every 2 years. In children, the situation varies according to age. This period usually varies between 6 months and 1 year. Children can also monitor the development of their teeth with dental x-rays. People with a large number of teeth should have regular x-rays. Because problems can occur in the mouths of these people.