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Jaffe Dental Group

Comprehensive Dental Exams & X-Rays in Brownstown Charter Twp., MI

At Jaffe Dental Group, we strongly recommend patients of all ages receive an in-depth dental exam at least twice a year to maintain proper oral health and hygiene. While our dental exams are similar to regularly scheduled teeth cleanings, our dentists and hygienists will do a thorough examination of the inner workings of your teeth to identify hidden abnormalities that may not be detectable on the surface.

Smiling is one of the easiest ways to show off your personality, and we believe you should be smiling all the time. With our preventative dental exams and X-rays, patients can sit back and relax while we take care of their teeth. Schedule an appointment with us today to get started.

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What to Expect During Your Dental Exam

One dentist appointment could change your life, and at Jaffe Dental Group, we aim to be the reason for your bright, white smile. In our office, we make your dental care as comfortable and hassle-free as possible—addressing a variety of dental concerns and conditions in just one visit.

Diagnostic X-Rays

X-rays play a crucial role in detecting various forms of tooth decay, tumors, cysts, and bone loss. Our X-ray technicians will be able to see tooth and root positions in order to determine if more complex dental procedures are necessary to correct the issues.

Oral Cancer Screening

In order to detect early signs of cancerous cells, we’ll check your face, neck, lips, tongue, throat, tissues, and gums for any signs of oral cancer.

Gum Disease Evaluation

Periodontal disease can cause a variety of dental problems, including excessively bleeding gums, loose teeth, bad breath, and more. With early prevention and detection, we can stop gum disease before it spreads.

Tooth Decay Examination

If left untreated, the buildup of plaque and bacteria can lead to tooth rot and other serious dental woes. Using specialized dental instruments, we’ll examine all surfaces of your teeth for decay and clean the area thoroughly.

Existing Restoration Check-In

For those who have previously undergone dental procedures, including crowns, fillings, dentures, and dental implants, our dentists will examine the work to ensure it’s still in working order. If not, we’ll either fix the issue immediately or schedule another appointment to have it taken care of.

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Reliability

Our Team is Dedicated to Your Smile

Going to the dentist can be a stressful time, especially when you have a stranger poking around in your mouth for long periods of time. Thankfully, Jaffe Dental Group makes dental exams and X-rays a breeze. Using high-quality digital dentistry for quick X-ray times and employing personable staff members to ease your anxiety, we’re the reliable Brownstown Charter Twp. dentists you can trust.

Stop bacteria and plaque in its tracks and keep your teeth in healthy working order when you choose Jaffe Dental Group. We look forward to your visit and are here to answer any questions or concerns you may have about your oral health.

Frequently Asked Questions

Commonly Asked Dental Exam & X-Ray Questions

What issues can dental X-rays identify?

X-rays are an excellent way for dentists to understand how your teeth and roots are positioned below the surface. This comprehensive knowledge will allow us to make critical decisions in terms of your dental care and stop potential shifting before it happens. Additionally, X-rays can detect decay, tumors, cysts, and bone loss.

How long does a new patient dental exam and X-ray take?

All our dental exams typically take up to an hour to complete. Depending on the findings of your exam, a follow-up appointment may be required to tackle larger, more time-consuming procedures.

How often should I get dental X-rays?

If you see your dentist on a regular basis, have excellent oral hygiene, and aren’t experiencing any dental problems, you might only need X-rays once a year. Children, however, have teeth that are constantly shifting and moving, so X-rays may be a more frequent occurrence.