RADIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS

Radiographic Diagnosis

At Clínicas La Guardia, we take your dental health to the next level with our state-of-the-art Radiographic Diagnosis. Thanks to our high-precision digital dental X-rays and panoramic dental X-rays, our specialists can detect any issues, from cavities to more serious complications, with accuracy and speed.

Our radiographic studies are not only precise but also comfortable and safe. We use advanced technology to ensure each image is clear and detailed, allowing us to design the perfect treatment plan for you. Additionally, our panoramic dental X-rays are quick and non-invasive, providing you with results in no time.

The best part? Our prices are as accessible as our services, starting from Q540 ($70 USD). If you’re looking for a clinic for dental X-rays that truly cares about your smile, you’ve come to the right place! Schedule your consultation today and take the first step towards impeccable dental health.

Starting Price:

Q540 ($70 USD)

Precise Diagnosis

Clear Results with Radiographic Diagnosis

Visualize your dental health with accuracy; the images you see here reflect the precision and clarity that our panoramic dental X-rays and digital X-rays can offer. A precise diagnosis is the first step to successful treatment and a healthy smile. With the advanced technology we use, we can detect problems early, ensuring that your treatment plan is the most appropriate.

Testimonials

What Our Patients Say About Us

The X-rays provided a detailed view of my dental structure, allowing the procedure to be planned with precision. I was impressed by the advanced technology used and the meticulous care of the medical team. Thanks to this service, my surgery was a success, and I now have a healthier and more functional smile. I highly recommend this service to anyone in need of advanced dental treatment.

Daniela Castillo

Patient

Our Services

Dental Services for Your Smile

At La Guardia Clinics, we specialize in a variety of high-quality dental services, including dental implants, fixed prosthetics, cosmetic veneers, oral surgeries, radiographic diagnostics, and endodontics.

Our highly qualified team and advanced technology ensure exceptional results for a healthy and radiant smile.

Dental Implants

Restore your smile with quality dental implants at our dental clinic in Guatemala. We use first-class materials and innovative techniques to ensure the best integration and natural appearance.

Root Canal Treatments

Restore the health of your teeth with root canal treatments at La Guardia Clinics. Our specialists use the latest techniques to treat and save affected teeth.

Orthodontics

Our orthodontic service uses advanced technology to precisely correct dental alignment. We design personalized treatments that guarantee optimal results, giving you a straight and healthy smile.

Questions and Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a dental radiographic diagnosis?

Dental radiographic diagnosis is a key technique in dentistry that uses X-ray images to thoroughly evaluate the health of your teeth, gums, and bones. These dental X-rays allow dentists to visualize internal structures that are not visible to the naked eye, such as hidden cavities, root infections, or bone malformations. By providing a complete image, these X-rays are essential for early detection of problems and for planning effective treatments that ensure long-term dental health.

Why is radiographic diagnosis used in dentistry?

Radiographic diagnosis is essential in dentistry because it allows for a comprehensive evaluation of oral health beyond what can be observed in a physical exam. Panoramic dental X-rays provide a global view of the mouth, helping to identify hidden cavities, assess periodontal health, and detect infections or cysts that might otherwise go unnoticed. Additionally, they are crucial for planning complex treatments such as wisdom tooth extractions, dental implant placements, and orthodontic treatments, ensuring that each procedure is based on a precise and personalized diagnosis.

What are the most common types of dental X-rays?

Among the most common types of dental X-rays are periapical X-rays, which provide a detailed view of one or two complete teeth, including the root and surrounding bone, and panoramic X-rays, which offer a broad view of the entire mouth in a single image. This type of X-ray is especially useful for assessing the position of wisdom teeth, detecting jaw fractures, and planning orthodontic treatments. There are also occlusal X-rays, which show the full dental arch, and lateral cephalometric X-rays, primarily used in orthodontics to evaluate the growth and development of the jaws.

How is a dental X-ray performed?

To perform a dental X-ray, the process is simple and safe. The patient places a small X-ray film or sensor inside their mouth while the radiology technician adjusts the device to capture the desired image. In the case of panoramic X-rays, the device moves around the patient’s head, capturing a complete image of the entire mouth, from the roots of the teeth to the jawbones. This procedure is quick, usually taking only a few minutes, and is completely painless, ensuring that patients feel comfortable throughout the process.

Are dental X-rays safe?

Yes, dental X-rays are considered very safe, especially with modern digital dental X-ray techniques that use very low levels of radiation. Dentists and radiology technicians take additional precautions, such as using lead aprons and thyroid collars, to protect patients from unnecessary exposure. Furthermore, X-rays are indispensable tools for diagnosing dental problems that might otherwise go unnoticed, making them an essential component of maintaining good oral health.

What information do dental X-rays provide?

Dental X-rays provide a wealth of critical information about the health of your teeth and surrounding structures. They allow dentists to see the exact position of the teeth, the health of the roots, and the condition of the bone surrounding them. X-rays are also essential for detecting cavities between the teeth, root infections, cysts, abscesses, and other issues that are not visible to the naked eye. This information is vital for planning treatments, from deep cleanings to more complex procedures like dental implants or orthodontic treatments, ensuring that each patient receives the most appropriate and personalized care.

RADIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS