Types of Dental exam & x-rays:

• Full Mouth: Otherwise called a “full set” of X-ray, a full mouth series is normally connected with a broad oral test. This series of X-ray covers the whole mouth and it helps to build up a unique or basic oral health and history. A full mouth set of X-ray is a mix of “bitewing” and “periapical,” or “PA” X-ray.
• Bitewing X-Rays: This system includes taking out X-ray with the goal that your dentist can understand how well the crowns of your teeth to be placed. This is usually used to check for gaps between teeth (interdental).
• Periapical X-Rays:  Examine the whole tooth, from the crown till the root and the bones that help the tooth. These X-rays are utilized to discover dental issues beneath the gum line or in the jaw, for example, affected teeth, ulcer, pimples, tumors, and bone development connected to certain illnesses.
• Periodic X-Rays: basically use for review X-ray, these are a blend of bitewing and tropical X-ray. This X-ray is normally done on clinic visits.
• Focused X-rays: These are normally a blend of bitewing and tropical X-ray that are centered on a particular area to help analyze a particular issue, or taken during a procedure if necessary.
• Panoramic X-Ray: basically consider as a “pano” or “panoramic,” this kind of x-ray is commonly utilized for accurate sorts of treatment or diagnostics. A panoramic x-ray demonstrates the whole mouth including jaws, teeth, sinuses, nasal region, and temporomandibular (TMJ) joint, in one picture. Panoramic X-ray is frequently connected with diagnosing wisdom tooth issues, orthodontic issues, embed and oral medical procedure interviews, or might be suggested by the dentist if there is an issue keeping a standard bitewing or tropical x-ray.