X-Ray diagnostics

In our clinic we use the most modern equipment on the market in order to accurately diagnose and care for the health of the patient. Thanks to the use of sensors in the Green Innovation technology in Vatech device, the real demand for X-rays dropped by 50% compared with other similar devices.

The only device performing an anatomical 3D scan 12x9 cm covering all teeth, at a resolution of 0.2 mm and simultaneously a 2D pantomogram with the Magic PAN function. The dose of radiation corresponds to the values ??of one test. All scans are carried out with one pass of the head, without the need to join the scans.

Tooth X-ray

X-ray diagnostics  is an indispensable instrument in the work of every dentist. At the beginning of the orthodontic treatment, a number of X-ray images should be taken, which will enable proper diagnosis and proper selection of treatment.

In order to take X-ray pictures, it is best to use state-of-the-art medical solutions in the form of digital technology. Using the digital X-ray to take the picture, the patient receives the minimum dose of X-rays. Thanks to digital technology, such a low dose of radiation will ensure perfect reproduction of details and the possibility of digitally developing photos. Digital X-ray allows you to get more information from the picture taken. Modern RTG technology reduces the number of re-irradiations caused by underexposure or overexposure of the image.

The most important advantage of digital X-ray is a reduction of 80% -90% of the radiation dose. This means that you can take 10 photos using the same radiation dose. Exposure times during X-rays at the same dose of radiation:

• conventional radiography on film - 0.25 - 1.5 s.
• digital radiography 0.01 - 0.06 s.

The above comparison shows the advantage of digital technology over traditional RTG. The dose of radiation during digital x-ray can be compared to the amount of radiation we receive from cosmic background radiation when walking on a sunny day.

Tooth computer tomography (CT)

The tomographic examination consists in obtaining a 3D image of the tooth. 3-dimensional image of bone structures allows for more effective diagnosis and even better selection of orthodontic treatment methods.

Computed tomography is a completely painless and non-invasive process. The duration of the whole test is just a few seconds, and the result is ready within a few minutes. Computed tomography does not require any additional preparation by the patient. Our tomography devices provide a reduction in the dose of the radiation by 70-95% compared to classic CT devices.

Tomography (CT) makes it possible to obtain .3-dimensional visualizations that allow proper planning of even the most complex treatments.

By being able to generate any cross-sections of the obtained 3D image, we are able to precisely measure the structures of teeth, maxillary sinuses, nerves and blood vessels. The tomography enables obtaining real (1: 1 ratio) measurements.