Nidaan Dental
Dental diagnostics has always relied on imaging. For decades, traditional 2D X-rays like OPGs and periapical films were the gold standard. They provided sufficient insight for routine diagnoses but always came with inherent limitations of depth, clarity, and precision.
Dentistry has always depended on imaging for accurate diagnosis and successful treatment. But one of the most common concerns patients express is: “Are dental X-rays safe?” Traditional film-based radiographs often involved higher radiation exposure, grainy clarity, and delays in diagnosis.
Implant dentistry has revolutionized oral care by offering patients predictable and long-lasting replacements for missing teeth. But for decades, implant placement relied heavily on freehand techniques, demanding high surgical skill while leaving room for variability and complications.
