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Dental care / Irving, Texas

Intraoral cameras.

A closer view can make a dental conversation easier to follow.

An anonymous clinician’s gloved hand holding a slim intraoral camera next to a tabletop dental teaching model.

People seldom have a clear idea of the actual status of their dental health. Even with lights and mirrors, a patient can’t see what the dentist can – that is, they couldn’t before now.

We use intraoral cameras, so when you visit the dentist, you sit comfortably back in the chair and get ready for the show. The dentist or hygienist inserts a pen-sized, camera-tipped wand into your mouth. Covered with a disposable plastic sheath for contamination prevention, the wand takes a video of the inside of your mouth and transmits the images via cable to a computing unit. The computing unit enlarges the full-color images and sends them to a TV screen that you comfortably view from the dental chair. Aha! There it is – your mouth on the screen. The dentist points out problem areas and explains his recommendations for treatment so you’ll become an informed partner in your dental care instead of a clueless bystander.

Seeing dental problems may seem overwhelming at first, but consider the experience the first step toward a healthier, fresher smile. The camera may reveal the early stages of potentially serious problems, allowing you the opportunity to prevent small problems before they escalate. This is especially helpful with gum disease and conditions that cause damage without causing pain. The camera’s honest survey also shows how regular home hygiene routine is paying off. The dentist can recommend ways to improve your homecare based on their findings.

Learn more about our dental implant options, and call Valley Ranch Family Dentistry today to schedule your appointment with Dr. Sakina Khambaty. Our conveniently located dental office provides personalized service and one-on-one care to residents of Valley Ranch, Las Colinas, Coppell, Carrolton, Irving and beyond.

Your examination, medical history and goals help determine the right approach for you. Our team can explain the available options, timing and costs before you decide.

Macro view of a slim intraoral camera handpiece in a transparent protective sleeve lying on folded pale-blue dental paper.

Your care, understood

See what is being discussed.

An intraoral camera can show visible areas of the mouth on a screen. It supports explanation of findings but does not replace the complete examination or any imaging that is clinically needed.

Questions to bring.

  1. What does this image show?
  2. Do we need other tests or views?
  3. How does the finding affect my options?
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