• The instrument is soft to the touch and non-intrusive;
• The intra-oral camera provides an instant, clear, magnified view of the current condition of the patient’s mouth;
• It allows the patient to participate in an informed way in making decisions about their oral problems and treatment options;
• It allows the patient’s condition to be tracked over time by comparing the changes in teeth, gums and tongue in the photos kept in the patient’s file;
• Adding photo documentation can often speed up the processing of insurance claims;
• For children, a picture of their teeth is invaluable in explaining what plaque is and teaching them good oral hygiene habits.

• The intra-oral camera is not a substitute for x-rays or conventional examination;
• The intra-oral camera alone does not make a diagnosis, but it does help to improve the diagnosis when combined with other technologies such as radiography.

• During the examination, the dentist and his staff use the intra-oral camera to examine the inside of the patient’s mouth;
• The patient sees in real time the state of his teeth and mouth in general and interacts with his dentist for an optimal understanding of his oral condition;
• The photos taken by the camera will be kept in the patient’s file and can be consulted later to ensure better follow-up if necessary.

There are no additional costs associated with the use of the intra-oral camera.

None.

• X-rays;
• Conventional examination.