Tiny, wand-like cameras that show you exactly what we see inside your mouth, helping you understand your treatment needs.
• Empowers you to make fully informed decisions about your treatment.
• Helps you visualize tiny cracks, early decay, or worn fillings.
• Completely painless and takes only seconds per tooth.
Any patient who wants to truly understand their dental health and see the "why" behind our treatment recommendations.
The doctor will gently glide a smooth, pen-sized camera over your teeth and gums. The high-resolution images will appear on a screen right in front of you, so we can discuss your oral health together.
We believe that the best dental care is a collaborative effort, and that starts with total transparency. At Advanced Dental Care, we use advanced intraoral cameras—tiny, wand-like devices that capture magnified, high-resolution video and images of the inside of your mouth.
Instead of just taking our word for it, you get to see exactly what we see. This powerful technology helps us identify tiny cracks, early signs of decay, and worn fillings that are impossible to spot with the naked eye. By bringing complete clarity to your exam, we empower you to make fully informed, confident decisions about your oral health right here in Toledo.
1. Gentle Visual Scanning
The doctor will gently glide a smooth, pen-sized camera over your teeth and gums. The process is completely painless, non-invasive, and takes only seconds per tooth.
2. Real-Time High-Def Display
As the camera captures images, they are instantly displayed on a monitor right in front of you, giving you a clear, magnified view of your oral cavity.
3. Collaborative Diagnosis
We will pause on specific images to show you exactly where we see early decay, fractured enamel, or old restorations that need attention.
4. Informed Treatment Planning
By visualizing the "why" behind our recommendations together, you can confidently understand your treatment options and prioritize your dental health.
Yes! We can email them to you so you can track changes in your smile over time.
Not at all. The camera is smooth and simply glides over your teeth and gums.
