A thorough dental check-up goes far beyond looking for cavities. Our oral health screenings detect not only dental disease but also early signs of systemic conditions that manifest in the mouth.
âšī¸ About This Treatment
An oral health screening is a systematic examination of all soft and hard tissues of the mouth, jaw, and neck â providing a complete picture of your oral and general health.
đ§ What We Provide
Full-Mouth Dental Examination
Systematic assessment of each tooth for decay, fractures, worn enamel, and bite problems.
Periodontal (Gum) Assessment
Measurement of gum pocket depths and evaluation for recession, bleeding, and bone loss.
Oral Cancer Screening
Visual and tactile examination of all oral mucosal tissues for suspicious lesions.
TMJ & Bite Analysis
Assessment of the jaw joint, bite alignment, and screening for grinding (bruxism).
Digital X-ray Review
Interpretation of periapical and bitewing X-rays to identify hidden pathology.
CBCT / 3D Imaging (if required)
Advanced 3D cone beam CT scanning for complex implant or surgical planning.
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Key Benefits
Early detection of oral cancer significantly improves survival rates
Identify gum disease before it causes permanent bone loss
Detect cavities when small and easy to treat
Screen for signs of diabetes, anaemia, and other systemic diseases
Monitor teeth grinding and prevent TMJ disorders
Peace of mind knowing your oral health is in check
â Frequently Asked Questions
Is an oral cancer screening painful?
No. It is a quick, painless visual and tactile examination taking only a few minutes.
Who is at risk for oral cancer?
Tobacco users, heavy alcohol consumers, and those with prolonged sun exposure to the lips are at higher risk.
What does a "pocket depth" measurement mean?
Healthy gum pockets measure 1â3 mm. Depths of 4 mm+ indicate early gum disease.
How often should I have X-rays taken?
Bitewing X-rays every 12â24 months for adults with no current problems is typical.
