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GALILEOS CONE BEAM IMAGING Williston Park, NY
Galileos cone beam technology is advanced digital radiography that provides your dentist with a three-dimensional image of roots, canals and bone structure beneath the surface of the teeth and gums. With the Galileos' fast precision scans, you are exposed to minimal radiation and your dentist no longer has to rely on two-dimensional x-rays for diagnosis and treatment planning.
Galileos cone beam technology helps plan root canals, Dental Implants and helps us determine TMJ's problems that cause headaches, teeth clenching or grinding (bruxism that can negatively impact your oral health. One of many benefits of having Galileos cone beam technology in our office, is that you will not need a referral to a radiology lab.
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Galileos cone beam technology is advanced digital radiography that provides your dentist with a three-dimensional image of roots, canals and bone structure beneath the surface of the teeth and gums. With the Galileos' fast precision scans, you are exposed to minimal radiation and your dentist no longer has to rely on two-dimensional x-rays for diagnosis and treatment planning. 
