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Ortopan 2D scaning in Clinic

This is an advanced scanning technology to produce high-quality images of your oral structures. Intraoral X-rays focus on teeth and jaw, while panoramic X-rays show the whole mouth and face. The process is quick, safe, and involves low-dose radiation and digital technology. The clinic can store and share these images with specialists as needed, ensuring that you receive the best possible care.

3D scaning in Clinic

3D scanning ( Cone Beam Computed Tomography) is a way of taking pictures of your mouth with a special machine. It shows your teeth, jaw, and other parts in 3D, which means you can see them from different angles. This helps us to check your mouth and fix any problems you have. This type of scan is faster, more accurate, and more comfortable than normal X-rays, it shows how your bones and roots are shaped, and it helps to plan your treatment better. We only use 3D scanning when we need to see more things than normal X-rays can show us.

Zygoma Implants

Zygoma implants are a special type of tooth repair. They are used when the patient has lost much of the bone in their upper jaw and normal solutions won’t work. They are attached to the cheekbone, which is strong and can hold them well. Then, the dentist will put new teeth on top of the foundation. This is a complex procedure and should be performed only by experienced professionals with expertise in implantology.

Sedation

Sedation is a way to make you feel calm and relaxed when you have a dental procedure. The dentist will choose the best way to sedate you, based on your health and medical history. You need to have someone with you who can look after you. You also need to do what the dentist tells you before and after the procedure. You may feel a bit sleepy or dizzy for a while, so don’t do anything hard or dangerous.

Full Ansthesia

If you need a lot of dental work or feel nervous about dental procedures, you could be eligible for complete unconsciousness using full anesthesia.It's essential to know that this kind of anesthesia could be risky to your heart and breathing. It should only be given by a well-trained and experienced medical professional in a proper medical facility with emergency procedures in place.We highly recommend that someone responsible accompanies you to your appointment if you choose full anesthesia. After the procedure, you might feel sleepy and have other effects that last a while. It's crucial to follow your dental team's instructions and avoid tasks that need your full attention until you're completely better