Disclaimer: Not medical or professional advice. Always seek the advice of your physician.
Getting checked by a healthcare specialist is the first and most essential step in diagnosing dental diseases. The doctor talks with the patient to find out any health concerns. Then he/she examines the oral cavity and teeth, palpates the soft tissues, masticatory muscles, and the temporomandibular joint area.
The visual inspection alone is often not enough. World Dental of Marietta in Atlanta is using the following diagnostic methods.
These diagnostic methods help a doctor to detect dental caries, periodontitis, pulpitis, and other pathological processes at a very early stage. Doctors at Dental World of Marietta recommend that everyone should undergo a preventive exam every six months, even if they don’t suffer from painful sensations, bad breath, or other unpleasant symptoms. Dental diseases develop rapidly. And the first visible signs show up exactly within 6 months. You should visit your dentist more often if.
A doctor draws up an individualized plan of preventive examination for each patient. Accurate diagnosis is the key to effective treatment!
According to European standards, children under the age of 14 need to visit a doctor every 3 months. However, a doctor can set up a preventive examination once in 6 months.
Checkups are very important because most diseases are asymptomatic, and parents cannot always recognize the signs of a health problem on their own. Remember! Pain is the end of the disease, not the beginning.
Regular dental exams help detect caries and other diseases early when they can still be treated with gentle, painless methods.
The clinic has a computed tomography scanner, which allows providing patients with any kind of X-ray diagnostics before treatment.
This image helps to detect any hidden inflammatory changes that are not seen when a dentist looks into your mouth.
It is a scan that gives a panoramic view of the teeth. This image can show.
We guarantee a safe and reliable examination. It is an absolutely harmless procedure that is even allowed for young children. In dentistry, X-rays can be prescribed for kids starting at age 5.