With the rapid development of technology, the medical field is also constantly updating and developing. Ultrasonic scanners, as a high-tech medical device, have been widely used in multiple fields. Among them, in the field of dentistry, ultrasound scanners can be used for various diagnoses and treatments.

Firstly, ultrasonic scanners can be used to detect problems inside teeth. We all know that the oral cavity is one of the most prone areas to problems in the human body. If there are problems such as gingivitis and periodontitis, it often affects the health and aesthetics of the oral cavity. Traditional oral examination methods usually require the use of X-ray machines, but this method has radiation issues and cannot accurately detect problems inside the teeth. In contrast, ultrasound scanners have no radiation and can clearly display the details inside the teeth, allowing doctors to more accurately assess the patient's condition.

Secondly, ultrasound scanners can also be used for oral treatment. For example, when patients experience problems such as periodontitis, doctors can use ultrasound scanners for treatment. Ultrasound can stimulate the regeneration of bone tissue and penetrate into the periodontal pocket, effectively removing bacteria and inflammation. This treatment method does not require the use of drugs and does not have radiation issues, making it a very safe and effective treatment method.

Once again, ultrasound scanners can also be used for pre implantation testing. Before performing oral implantation surgery, doctors need to first understand the patient's oral condition to determine whether implantation surgery is suitable. Traditional detection methods often require the use of equipment such as CT, which has radiation issues and can have a certain impact on the patient's physical health. Ultrasound scanners can accurately display the internal condition of the patient's mouth, allowing doctors to more accurately formulate treatment plans, improve surgical success rates, and reduce surgical risks.

In summary, ultrasound scanners are widely used in the field of oral health and can be used for various diagnoses and treatments. It is radiation free, safe, and precise, and has become an indispensable part of modern dental medicine. I believe that with the continuous progress of technology, the application of ultrasound scanners in the medical field will become increasingly widespread, bringing more convenience and benefits.