Periapical X-ray
A periapical X-ray is a type of dental X-ray that shows the entire tooth, including the crown, root, and surrounding bone.
Coverage: It captures one or two teeth from top to bottom, showing both the visible part and the root.
Purpose:
Coverage: It captures one or two teeth from top to bottom, showing both the visible part and the root.
Purpose:
- Diagnosis: Helps identify issues like tooth decay, infections, and bone loss.
- Assessment: Used to check the health of the roots and surrounding areas, especially before treatments like root canals.
- Detailed Images: Provides clear pictures that help with diagnosis and treatment planning.
- Quick and Easy: The process is fast and generally painless.
- Early Detection: Can catch problems early to prevent more serious issues.
