Our Diagnostic Services
Comprehensive Dental Examination
A comprehensive dental examination includes clinical assessment of the teeth, gums, oral tissues, existing restorations, and general oral condition. It helps identify current issues, risk factors, and priorities for further treatment.
- Evaluation of teeth, gums, and overall oral health
- Detection of visible structural and functional concerns
- Useful as a starting point for preventive, restorative, or aesthetic care
- Forms the basis for an individualized treatment plan
Panoramic and 2D Imaging
Panoramic and other 2D diagnostic images provide an overall view of the teeth, jaws, and surrounding anatomical structures. These images are often useful for initial assessment, treatment planning, and monitoring a wide range of dental conditions.
- Provides a broad overview of the dental arches and supporting structures
- Useful for evaluating tooth position, roots, bone levels, and eruption patterns
- Often used in routine examinations and treatment planning
- Supports early identification of various dental concerns
3D CBCT Diagnostics
CBCT imaging provides three-dimensional visualization of dental and maxillofacial anatomy. It can be especially useful in implant planning, oral surgery, endodontics, TMJ assessment, and other cases where detailed anatomical information is important.
- Offers detailed 3D visualization of teeth, bone, and surrounding structures
- Supports more precise planning in implantology, surgery, and endodontics
- Helps assess anatomical relationships with greater clarity
- Useful in both localized and broader diagnostic evaluations depending on the case
Cephalometric and Functional Analysis
Cephalometric imaging and related analysis can be valuable in orthodontics, functional dentistry, and cases involving jaw relationships and facial proportions. These tools help improve diagnostic understanding and treatment planning in complex cases.
- Useful in orthodontic and functional treatment planning
- Helps assess jaw relationships and craniofacial proportions
- Supports more structured analysis in selected clinical cases
- Can be integrated into broader interdisciplinary planning
Diagnostics Before Complex Treatment
Detailed diagnostics are especially important before veneers, implants, orthodontic treatment, total rehabilitation, oral surgery, or retreatment procedures. A well-planned diagnostic stage helps improve predictability and supports safer clinical decisions.
- Important before complex restorative, surgical, and aesthetic treatment
- Helps define treatment sequence and clinical priorities
- Supports interdisciplinary planning when multiple specialties are involved
- Improves accuracy and confidence in treatment strategy
Why Choose Advanced Diagnostics?
Modern diagnostics help reveal more than what is visible during a standard clinical exam alone. By combining examination, imaging, and structured analysis, dentists can better understand each case and create treatment plans that are more precise, individualized, and predictable.
What can I expect on my first visit?
During your first visit, our team will review your concerns, assess your oral health, and recommend the most suitable next steps based on your needs.
What dental services do you provide?
Status Clinic provides a wide range of dental services, including diagnostics, hygiene, restorative care, aesthetic dentistry, orthodontics, implantology, oral surgery, and functional dentistry.
Is this a pain-free dental practice?
Our team focuses on patient comfort and uses modern techniques to make dental care as calm and comfortable as possible.
Can I see patient reviews of your practice?
Yes. You can view patient reviews on the website and through the clinic’s online review profiles.
Can my whole family come in for treatment on the same day?
Where scheduling allows, our team can help coordinate appointments for multiple family members on the same day.