What is an intraoral camera?
An intraoral camera is a wand-like device that can take videos and images from inside your mouth. We call it our “magic movie-maker wand.”
How does the intraoral camera work?
The camera is digitally linked to a computer. It captures live images or short videos of the teeth and gums. The images are shown on a screen where our staff can see them.
How long does it take to scan the mouth?
Scanning can take between 15 and 45 minutes. It depends on the case.
What kinds of problems can it detect?
An intraoral camera can detect tooth wear and enamel surface loss with a 98% accuracy.
Is the use of an intraoral camera uncomfortable?
No, it isn’t uncomfortable. It is small and isn’t invasive.
How does using the camera benefit patients?
It allows the dentist to see what is going on in the mouth in real time with close ups. It helps with diagnosis.
Can the intraoral camera be used in orthodontics?
We use it all the time in orthodontics. It helps to customize braces, aligners, and sports guards. The camera produces 3D impressions that help with customization, which makes all of these things more comfortable.
Why does Charisma Dental use intraoral cameras in diagnostics?
This type of advanced technology better serves our patients with a more accurate diagnosis and customization of dental appliances.