a targeted image that allows you to examine one tooth, and do it as thoroughly as possible, from the condition of the dentin to the nerve and hidden diseases
a panoramic image (Orthopantomogram (OPTG)), which gives a picture of the condition of not only the upper and lower jaws, but also the jaw joints and even the sinuses;
Computed tomography (CT or 3D diagnostics), with the help of which the dentist receives a 3D image of the jaw and is able to detect any diseases of the oral cavity;
teleradiography (TRG), which is necessary to obtain a side projection of the skull and jaw and to draw up an orthodontic treatment plan;
T-scan, or occlusion diagnostics, which allows you to identify problems with the bite, and accurately identify problem teeth, when closing which the load is unevenly distributed;
aesthetic computer modelling, also known as Digital Smile Design, in which visualisation of the final result of the dentist's work is created using a computer programme;
diagnostic models, which are impressions of the teeth that make up the dentition for visual diagnosis of occlusion.