Digital Photography & Radiography Melbourne CBD

Access accurate digital photography and radiography in Melbourne CBD with professional imaging designed to support detailed dental assessments. Our experienced dental team uses modern imaging technology to capture clear images and help assess your oral health and treatment needs.

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    Digital Photography & Radiography

    High-definition cameras & the latest in dental X-ray technology enables us to diagnose and plan dental treatment.

    Radiographs and diagnostics is the use of X-rays and cameras to give a more accurate picture of your dental problems.

    Art De Dente uses the best and latest in digital photography and dental X-ray to diagnose, document and analyse your dental treatment needs.

    We use the information gathered to plan and perform the treatment procedure.

    Types of Problems X-rays Detect

    X-rays help your Melbourne CBD dentist diagnose problems in your teeth and jaws.

    In adults, X-rays detect:
    In children, X-rays detect:

    Your Melbourne CBD dentist will use the information gathered from X-rays to chart the best possible course of action for your treatment.

    Information from dental X-rays can be used to treat various conditions, such as cancerous and non-cancerous tumours, tooth decay, cysts and abscess, bone loss, bad tooth alignment and problems inside the tooth.

    Types of X-rays

    There are several different types of dental X-rays, which record slightly different views of your mouth.

    The most common are Intraoral X-rays, including:
    Root Canal Treatments

    Types of X-rays

    This involves biting down on a special piece of paper so that your Melbourne CBD dentist can see how well the crowns of the teeth match. This is commonly used to check for decay between teeth.

    Root Canal Treatments

    Occlusal X-rays

    This is done when the jaw is closed to see how the upper and bottom teeth line up. It can also detect abnormalities with the floor of the mouth or the palate.
    Root Canal Treatments

    Occlusal X-rays

    This captures all of the teeth in one shot.
    Root Canal Treatments

    Panoramic X-rays

    The machine rotates around the head. Your Melbourne CBD dentist may use this technique to check wisdom teeth, plan for implanted dental devices, or investigate jaw problems.
    Root Canal Treatments

    Periapical X-rays.

    This focuses on two complete teeth, from root to crown.

    Extraoral X-rays may be used when your Melbourne CBD dentist suspects there might be problems in some areas outside of the gums and teeth, such as the jaw.

    Types of X-rays

    There are several different types of dental X-rays, which record slightly different views of your mouth.
    The most common are Intraoral X-rays, including:
    Root Canal Treatments
    Bitewing X-rays
    This involves biting down on a special piece of paper so that your Melbourne CBD dentist can see how well the crowns of the teeth match. This is commonly used to check for decay between teeth.
    Root Canal Treatments
    Occlusal X-rays
    This is done when the jaw is closed to see how the upper and bottom teeth line up. It can also detect abnormalities with the floor of the mouth or the palate.
    Root Canal Treatments
    Occlusal X-rays

    This captures all of the teeth in one shot.

    Root Canal Treatments

    Bitewing X-rays.

    This involves biting down on a special piece of paper so that your Melbourne CBD dentist can see how well the crowns of the teeth match. This is commonly used to check for decay between teeth.

    Root Canal Treatments

    Occlusal X-rays.

    This is done when the jaw is closed to see how the upper and bottom teeth line up. It can also detect abnormalities with the floor of the mouth or the palate.
    Root Canal Treatments

    Occlusal X-rays

    This captures all of the teeth in one shot.
    Root Canal Treatments

    Panoramic X-rays

    The machine rotates around the head. Your Melbourne CBD dentist may use this technique to check wisdom teeth, plan for implanted dental devices, or investigate jaw problems.
    Root Canal Treatments

    Periapical X-rays

    This focuses on two complete teeth, from root to crown.
    Root Canal Treatments
    Panoramic X-rays

    The machine rotates around the head. Your Melbourne CBD dentist may use this technique to check wisdom teeth, plan for implanted dental devices, or investigate jaw problems.

    Root Canal Treatments
    Periapical X-rays

    This focuses on two complete teeth, from root to crown.

    Extraoral X-rays may be used when your Melbourne CBD dentist suspects there might be problems in some areas outside of the gums and teeth, such as the jaw.

    Digital Photography & Radiography in Melbourne CBD

    Like brushing and flossing, getting regular dental X-rays is a vital part of your overall oral health.

    Having a good check-up can be a relief, but this doesn’t mean you shouldn’t keep getting X-rays.

    Call us on  03 9125 6201 or request an appointment online.

    We are located at Level 17, 190 Queen Street in Melbourne CBD.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Why do I need dental X-rays?

    A lot can happen underneath the gumline or inside of teeth that dentists cannot see without X-rays.

    While you might wonder why you need dental X-rays when there’s no outward indication that there is a problem, this tool can provide early warning of potential problems, allowing for treatment before they become much bigger issues.

    The frequency of taking X-rays depends on your medical and dental history and current condition.
    Some people may need dental X-rays as often as every six months.

    Others who don’t have dental or gum disease and who have ongoing scheduled visits with the dentist may only need X-rays every couple of years.

    The amount of radiation used in dental X-rays is minimal, and patients are provided with all possible protection, including a lead-lined apron to cover parts of the body that could be exposed to X-rays.

    Plus, you will only receive X-rays when needed so as to avoid undue risk.

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