Intraoral Camera in Palm Bay, FL
A picture is worth a thousand words, and our intraoral camera lets you see exactly what our team sees during your exam.
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We can take a picture and show you what’s going on with your mouth. You may not fully believe you have a dental issue until you see the pictures yourself. Our camera is also very helpful when tracking a condition’s progress. We can take before and after pictures to determine if treatment, such as periodontal services or fillings, is working as expected. This lets us see how far your mouth has come and determine if more treatment, or a different type of treatment, is needed.
If you’re considering a more complicated procedure, such as restorative dentistry or a full mouth reconstruction, a picture may help you see what you really can’t otherwise.
Call (321) 447-4444 to schedule your next visit and see your smile through our intraoral camera.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an intraoral camera used for?
An intraoral camera lets our team show you exactly what’s happening inside your mouth, making it easier to understand your diagnosis.
How does the intraoral camera help me understand my treatment?
Seeing a clear picture of an issue often makes it easier to understand a diagnosis you might not otherwise believe or fully grasp from a verbal explanation alone.
Can the intraoral camera track treatment progress?
Yes, before and after pictures can help determine if treatment is working and whether additional or different care is needed.
Does the intraoral camera help with complex procedures?
Yes, for more complicated procedures like restorative dentistry or full mouth reconstruction, a picture can help you see what’s really going on.
Is using an intraoral camera uncomfortable?
No, the camera is a small, non-invasive tool used simply to capture clear images inside your mouth during your exam.
Will I be able to see the images myself?
Yes, our team shows you the images directly so you can see exactly what we’re seeing and discussing during your visit.
