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Diagnostic anesthesia uses anesthesia, often local anesthetics, to help determine the source of pain or to confirm a diagnosis when other methods are inconclusive. It involves injecting a local anesthetic to temporarily numb an area, which can help pinpoint the cause of pain.
Panoramic X-rays
Panoramic X-rays give us a full view of your mouth in just one image—showing your teeth, jaw, and sinuses with clarity. This quick and painless scan helps us detect issues that may be hidden during a regular check-up, such as infections, impacted teeth, or bone changes. It’s a simple step that gives us—and you—valuable insight before treatment begins.
CT Scan & Panoramic X-rays
With panoramic X-rays and 3D CT scans, we get a complete, detailed picture of your oral health. These advanced tools help us see everything—from your teeth and jaw to the nerves and bones beneath. They allow us to plan your treatment with precision and care, making sure you feel confident every step of the way.
Local Anesthetics
Local anesthetics are used to numb a specific area of your mouth, so you won’t feel any pain during your dental procedure. The effect is quick and precise—keeping you comfortable while you stay fully awake and aware. It’s a simple way to make your visit more relaxed and worry-free, especially for treatments like fillings, cleanings, or extractions.
IV Sedation
Experience calm and comfort during your dental treatment with IV sedation. This safe and effective option helps you relax deeply, minimizing anxiety and discomfort while keeping you responsive to light instructions. Perfect for a stress-free dental visit.
Occlusal Mouth Guard
If you clench or grind your teeth, especially while sleeping, a custom occlusal mouth guard can help. Designed to fit comfortably, it protects your smile, reduces jaw tension, and can even prevent headaches caused by bite stress. It’s a small solution that brings big relief—day and night.
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Contributing Factors to Dental Implant Cost
Type of Implant
Different implants can vary in size, material, and complexity, affecting the cost of the procedure.
Implant Material
Implants can be made from materials like titanium, zirconia, dental porcelains, or acrylics.
Number of Implants
A single implant is less expensive than multiple implants.
The final price of your procedure can vary based on several factors. The exact cost will be determined after a consultation with our specialists, who will evaluate your situation and discuss the options available for your case.
