Consultation and diagnostics

Your dentist will examine you and take your dental history, and use this information, filtered through his or her knowledge and experience, to diagnose your condition and develop a treatment plan.

Your dentist will use high-tech diagnostic tools, such as CT, computer anesthesia, and microscopic magnification, to analyze your condition. Every human being is an extremely complex biological organism. Fortunately, laboratory scientists around the world are developing powerful new diagnostic technologies– but not every clinic is making use of them.

We achieve superior results in treatment by incorporating these cutting-edge technologies into our practice.

In our dental center we provide diagnostics

01/

X-ray with visiograph

1-2 teeth in one plane. Most often required snapshot for monitoring therapeutic, surgical treatment.

02/

Panoramic shot

(OPTG) a shot of all teeth in one projection.

03/

Computed tomography of the upper and lower jaw

A three-dimensional shot, which is necessary for the diagnosis of pathologies and the planning of surgical and implant treatment.

04/

Teleroentgenogram

(TRG) in lateral and direct projection. This type of examination is mainly used by the orthodontist to calculate and analyze the future treatment.

05/

Periodontal chart

At the beginning of treatment with a periodontist, a necessary stage is the diagnostic process, during which the dentist assesses the extent of periodontal pathology: the mobility of the teeth, the level of attachment, the degree of tissue atrophy in the periodontal area, and other indicators. A well-structured chart enables proper treatment planning and monitoring of its progress.

Spot X-ray with a visiograph
180 UAH
Panoramic shot
390 UAH
CT of 2 jaws
1000 UAH
TRG
390 UAH

Contraindications

you have metal implants in your body;
you are a woman in the first trimester of pregnancy;
during an exacerbation of the disease;
decompensated diabetes mellitus, thyroid diseases

Important

Our specialists are highly trained, and the images we take have high clarity and resolution, which eliminates the possibility of incorrect diagnoses and allows for an accurate assessment of the dental and maxillofacial system to determine appropriate treatment.