Digital Imaging
Diagnostic imaging is an essential part of holistic dentistry because it allows us to identify hidden issues that may be affecting both your oral health and your overall well-being.
It is a common misconception is that holistic dentists do not use dental x-rays. In reality, diagnostic imaging is an essential part of holistic dentistry because it allows us to identify hidden issues that may be affecting both your oral health and your overall well-being. Conditions such as infections, bone loss, impacted teeth, cavitations, or other concerns are often impossible to detect through a visual exam alone.
To enhance our evaluations, we use Overjet AI to assist in analyzing dental x-rays, helping patients better understand what we see and supporting more accurate, personalized treatment recommendations.
X-rays let us look for decay between teeth or under restorations. They let us check for bone loss or infection around the roots of your teeth, which are often hidden issues with no symptoms. They provide a reference for us when we need to provide treatment.
When we take x-rays, we use only digital imaging. Most patients find them easier and more comfortable than conventional film x-rays. Not only does digital imaging provide clearer images for diagnosis, but it also reduces radiation exposure by as much as 90%. As part of our holistic approach, we also offer optional homeopathic remedies for patients who would like additional support following the small amount of radiation exposure associated with dental x-rays.

3D Cone Beam Imaging
But sometimes, seeing a few teeth and their supporting gum and bone tissue isn’t enough. We need a more comprehensive view. We need to see your teeth, jaws, airway, and sinuses in relation to each other.
For this, we use 3D cone beam imaging. It captures a full craniofacial image – the full jaw and jaw joints, and all related structures in a single shot.
Radiation exposure is extremely low, and the images are quick and easy for us to take, comfortable for you. And because the image is so complete, the doctor has the full context of your mouth to evaluate, the quality and specificity of treatment is that much higher. Often, treatment time can be significantly reduced.
3D imaging is especially helpful when we’re placing implants and addressing TMJ issues, sleep-disordered breathing, or other issues in which seeing the “big picture” matters.
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