Computerised Dental x-ray (R.V.G)

Radiovisiography (RVG) is a state-of-the-art digital dental X-ray technology that provides high-resolution images for precise diagnosis and treatment planning. Unlike traditional film-based X-rays, RVG offers faster results, reduced radiation exposure, and superior image clarity, making it an essential tool in modern dentistry.

What is RVG?

Radiovisiography (RVG) uses a small electronic sensor to capture digital images of the teeth, gums, and surrounding structures. The images are instantly displayed on a computer screen, allowing dentists to analyze and discuss the findings with patients in real time.

Applications of RVG in Dentistry

1. Diagnosis of Dental Issues:
   • Identifying cavities, fractures, and tooth decay.
   • Detecting infections, abscesses, or cysts in the roots or jawbone.
2. Root Canal Treatment:
   • Monitoring the progress and precision during root canal procedures.
3. Implant Planning:
   • Assisting in accurate placement of dental implants.
4. Periodontal Assessment:
   • Evaluating bone density and detecting gum disease.
5. Orthodontic Care:
   • Checking teeth alignment and planning braces or Invisalign treatments.
6. Post-Treatment Monitoring:
   • Ensuring successful outcomes after surgical or restorative procedures.

Benefits of RVG (Radiovisiography)

1. High-Quality Images:
   • Provides sharp, detailed images for precise diagnosis.
2. Reduced Radiation Exposure:
   • Up to 90% less radiation compared to traditional X-rays, ensuring patient safety.
3. Instant Results:
   • Images are immediately displayed on-screen, saving time for both patients and dentists.
4. Environmentally Friendly:
   • Eliminates the need for chemical film processing.
5. Image Enhancement:
   • Digital tools allow zooming, contrast adjustments, and measurements for better analysis.
6. Patient Education:
   • Real-time imaging helps patients understand their dental conditions and treatment options.

How Does RVG Improve Dental Care?

• Precise Diagnosis: Allows for early detection and accurate identification of dental problems.
• Efficient Treatment Planning: Helps dentists develop tailored treatment strategies.
• Comfortable Experience: Quick and painless imaging process for patients.

When Do You Need an RVG X-Ray?

• Persistent tooth pain or sensitivity.
• Preparation for root canal treatment, crowns, or bridges.
• Monitoring gum disease or bone health.
• Pre-implant evaluation or orthodontic care.