Braces are one of the methods chosen by many people with the desire to have strong, beautiful teeth. But not everyone knows why they have to take an x-ray before braces. Find out in the article below.

Dental X-rays play an important role in diagnosing and treating dental health problems. However, not everyone is prescribed a dental X-ray. Follow the article below to learn about cases where doctors prescribe dental X-rays.

Dental X-rays are a technique that helps record images of teeth, bones and soft tissues around teeth. X-rays will help doctors detect dental problems such as cavities and wisdom teeth. Performing dental X-rays also helps doctors monitor after dental treatment.

With the advantage of providing wide coverage, panoramic dental X-ray technique can provide valuable information about the patient's nasal position, maxillary sinus, tooth position, gums and abnormal bones.

Dental cyst is one of the serious dental diseases that can lead to dangerous complications such as jaw and face deformities, hindering chewing, swallowing, and speaking functions. However, if dental cysts are treated early, they often give good results and rarely recur.

Losing one or more teeth causes inconvenience in chewing food, especially affecting aesthetics if teeth are lost in the front. So what is partial tooth loss? How to fix it? The following article will help readers find the answer.

Compared to traditional methods, cone beam CT X-rays will provide better quality 3D images, and also help dentists see many different angles with just one scan.