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- (02) 4926 2066
- Monday - Thursday : 8:00 am 5:30 pm, Friday: 8am to 1pm, Saturday and Sunday: Closed
What are the Advantages of Digital Dental X-Rays?
Digital dental x-rays emit minimal levels of radiation and are extremely safe. The images produced can be instantly viewed on our surgery screen, allowing our dentist to immediately diagnose and explain any problems and possible treatments. Digital dental x-rays can also be emailed to dental specialists if needed. Most healthy adults only require digital dental x-rays every two years or when it’s necessary for our dentist to examine a particular tooth or area of your mouth in greater detail.
What is an OPG X-Ray?
Philips Zoom Teeth Whitening system is regarded as being amongst the best in the world. With our in-chair whitening treatment, we use a special LED light that enables the whitening gel to penetrate your teeth more easily and more quickly. This provides better and faster results. The professional strength whitening gels used in our practice and in our home whitening kits contain sophisticated ingredients to protect and strengthen your teeth while safely and gently lifting the colour.
Why Choose Zoom Teeth Whitening?
Many dental appliances and restorations can be fabricated in our on-site laboratory allowing us to closely control quality standards. Our skilled technical team liaise closely with our dentist particularly when creating cosmetic dental restorations and where design and shade are especially important. We use only the highest quality and most advanced materials and techniques for more durable and long-lasting effects.
Why Is an On-Site Dental Laboratory an Advantage?
OPG (orthopantomogram) digital x-rays provide a comprehensive and detailed panoramic view of your jaws and teeth in a single image. These highly advanced x-rays are extremely beneficial for assessing the condition of your temporomandibular joints or jaw joints, enabling accurate planning of orthodontic treatment, evaluating the position and development of wisdom teeth, and performing thorough screenings for oral cancers.
