Before every treatment, we run a thorough diagnostic workup and build an individual treatment plan.
An accurate treatment plan starts with diagnostics: the dentist assesses the condition of your teeth and gums, while X-rays and a CT scan reveal what's invisible to the eye — the state of the roots, bone tissue, and hidden areas of inflammation.
The dentist reviews your concerns, examines your mouth, explains the findings, and suggests next steps.
Fast 2D imaging to assess a single tooth or the entire dental arch.
3D diagnostics before implant placement, complex extractions, or orthodontic treatment.
We clarify the reason for your visit before you arrive, so we can plan the right diagnostics in advance.
A visual and instrumental check of your teeth, gums, and bite.
A targeted X-ray, panoramic X-ray, CT scan, or digital scan — as indicated for your specific case.
The dentist explains the diagnostic results and offers treatment options with prices.
3D jaw and tooth tomography — a video from the clinic's practice
This service is performed by our clinic's dentists according to their specialization and experience. Meet the full team on the Doctors page.
Not always — a simple consultation is sometimes enough, but for root canal treatment, implants, or complex cases, an X-ray or CT scan is essential for an accurate treatment plan.
A CT scan produces a 3D image of the jaw — it's needed before implant placement, complex extractions, and to assess bone volume.
Usually 20–30 minutes: an examination, a discussion of your concerns, and, if needed, a referral for X-rays and a preliminary treatment plan.
Diagnostics is billed separately, but the required X-rays and consultation are factored into your overall treatment plan and estimate.