ADVANCED DIAGNOSTIC AIDS IN PETIODONTOLOGY: A REVIEW ARTICLE

Abstract

The rise of these innovative treatments has led to a greater requirement for advanced radiographic imaging in the field of periodontics. Despite advancements in imaging technology, intraoral radiography continues to be the primary imaging method used in periodontics. Researchers are relying heavily on digital imaging in clinical research centers to evaluate the impact of treatments and to examine the development of periodontal disease. In addition, the primary objective of diagnostic procedures is to identify the disease process as early as possible. This enables the implementation of highly effective preventive measures and minimally invasive interventions.