Consultation

During the diagnostic process in dentistry, radiographic examination is the primary step, also used for monitoring and documenting treatment results. A standard periapical or panoramic X-ray provides images in only two dimensions. Modern 3D dental tomographs enable the acquisition of a three-dimensional image of the dentoalveolar system (3D scan).

We offer the following imaging services:

1. Periapical X-ray
Covers 1-3 teeth. This scan provides detailed information about the condition of the dental and jawbone tissues.
2. Orthopantomogram (Panoramic X-ray)
Covers the jaw along with the maxillary sinuses. It is recommended before orthodontic treatment.
3. 3D Computed Tomography
A high-precision examination of the dentoalveolar system using computer technologies, resulting in a three-dimensional digital image. This is the most advanced and accurate diagnostic method available. Volumetric images allow the dentist to zoom in, rotate, and examine areas of interest from all angles, identifying anatomical features of the entire maxillofacial system. This is essential for various applications, including dental treatment, prosthetics and implantation, tooth extraction of any complexity, plastic surgery, orthodontic treatment, and even the diagnosis of otolaryngological diseases.
4. Cephalometry
At Dent Help Dental Center we use the PAX-i3D Smart by VATECH 3D CT scanner with a cephalostat, which allows us to take lateral projection X-rays of the head.

Cephalometry is a specialized radiographic technique used in orthodontics and maxillofacial orthopedics. It involves taking a lateral X-ray of the head to analyze the relationships and dimensions of various bone and soft tissue structures of the head and neck.

All these examinations allow for the establishment of a definitive diagnosis and the development of a treatment plan—a detailed medical document created by the dentist individually for each patient. Typically, a comprehensive treatment plan is developed after consultations with one or more specialized doctors, such as a general dentist, orthodontist, surgeon, or prosthodontist.

The comprehensive treatment plan includes:

• An analysis of diagnostic findings and a description of issues with the patient’s dentoalveolar system;
• Possible treatment options for eliminating abnormalities and pathologies;
• The necessary stages of treatment and their timelines;
• Specific techniques and materials used;
• Treatment costs.

We would like to emphasize that any treatment process should ideally begin with a professional dental cleaning to remove deposits from the teeth. This allows for a more accurate assessment of the condition of the teeth and gums and reduces the risk of infectious complications.

Prices

Below are the prices for the main and most in-demand services.
Prices are valid as of February 1, 2025.

To avoid misunderstandings, please confirm prices at the time of treatment

by calling +38(067)352-65-00 or during a consultation at the dental centre.