An intraoral camera is a miniaturized camera that can take high-resolution images inside of the mouth and display them for viewing in real time on a computer screen. It is a pen-sized device that provides an up close, full-color and high-resolution view of the teeth and surrounding soft tissues.
 An intraoral camera is a wonderful communication tool that allows the dentist to directly show a patient a close up view of every tooth and the nearby soft tissues. With this technology any areas of concern can be instantly displayed and discussed.
The intraoral camera can also capture individual images that can be saved as part of a patient’s permanent record. These saved images can be reproduced when needed for use by other dental specialists, a dental laboratory, insurance companies, and others.Â
An intraoral camera is a small, pen-shaped device that takes high-resolution images of the inside of your mouth. It allows your dentist to show you detailed visuals of your teeth and gums, helping you better understand your oral health.
The intraoral camera helps your dentist identify issues like cavities, gum disease, or cracks in teeth that may not be visible to the naked eye. It also enables patients to see real-time images, making it easier to understand diagnoses and treatment options.
Yes, intraoral cameras are completely safe. They are non-invasive and provide a clear view of your mouth without exposing you to any radiation, unlike X-rays
Absolutely! One of the primary benefits of the intraoral camera is that it allows you to see the same images your dentist sees, making it easier to discuss your dental health and the need for any potential treatments.
By providing clear, close-up images of your teeth and gums, the intraoral camera enables more accurate diagnoses and treatment plans. This precision ensures that any issues are addressed promptly and effectively, improving your overall dental care experience.