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Do you suffer from dental phobia? Have you had negative experiences at the dentist in the past that make you nervous to get the care you need?
At The Chicago Family Dental Center, we are committed to providing you with the best possible dental care and experience. One of the ways we do this is by utilizing advanced dental technology. We are pleased to use advanced digital imaging in Chicago, Illinois, to provide efficient, accurate diagnoses and quality care. Dr. Gary Wegmann uses advanced digital imaging, specifically panoramic imaging, to get a better understanding of your oral health and any existing dental conditions or problems. The panoramic X-ray system provides us with a more comprehensive view of your smile than is gained through regular bitewing X-rays, allowing us to analyze your smile and dental health as a whole. Our experienced dentist and dental team may use panoramic digital imaging to:
The process for taking a panoramic X-ray with our state-of-the-art digital imaging system is fast and simple. The images are available almost immediately, allowing us to provide you with diagnoses and treatment plans more efficiently. If you would like to learn more about the advantages of our digital imaging system, please contact us today.
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