Digital dentistry
Digital dentistry brings together tools that support records, communication and treatment planning. Dr. Jhon Roward shares the use of intraoral and extraoral cameras, alongside planning for guided implants, in his practice in Armenia, Colombia. These tools are included when they offer useful information for your case. During your consultation, you can ask which images are needed, how they are used and how they help explain your options. Technology supports clinical judgment and a clear conversation about your goals.
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- Understanding your diagnosis with the support of images.
- Planning restorative care or implant treatment.
- Recording and reviewing aspects of your smile.
Your care, step by step.
- Identification of your clinical needs.
- Records and images appropriate for your case.
- Explanation of the plan and the next steps.
Your questions, answered.
Does every treatment use the same tools?
No. The assessment guides which resources are used. At your appointment, ask which tools are included in your plan and what information they provide.
Can I get a diagnosis from photographs alone?
Images can support an initial conversation, but they do not replace a clinical assessment. The examinations and appointments needed depend on your situation.
This information is educational. Suitability, alternatives, risks, costs and timelines are discussed at an individual consultation. Results vary by patient.