Digital Dentistry
Digital tools that may support your exam, diagnosis discussion, and treatment planning.
What Digital Dentistry Covers
Digital dentistry refers to the use of digital imaging and record-keeping tools during your exam and treatment planning. These tools are intended to support, not replace, your dentist's clinical evaluation.
Your dentist will explain what tools are used during your visit and how the information gathered helps inform your care.
Digital Services
Digital X-Rays and Imaging
Digital radiography that displays images on-screen to support the exam and diagnosis discussion.
Intraoral Cameras
Small cameras that may be used to help show you specific areas inside your mouth.
Digital Treatment Planning
Digital records and notes used to help organize and communicate a proposed treatment plan.
What You Can Generally Expect
- An explanation of what imaging or digital tools are being used and why.
- On-screen review of images so you can see what your dentist is discussing.
- Digital records kept as part of your ongoing treatment history.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are digital X-rays different from traditional film X-rays?
Digital X-rays are captured and viewed electronically rather than developed on film. Your dentist can explain what is used during your visit and why.
Will digital tools change how my treatment is diagnosed?
Digital tools are used to support the clinical exam and help communicate findings; your dentist's clinical judgment remains central to diagnosis and treatment planning.
Do I need to request digital imaging specifically?
Your dentist will determine what imaging or digital tools are appropriate based on your exam and history.
Ask About Our Digital Approach
Request an appointment and our team will follow up to confirm a time.