Precision Care
A microscopic dentistry consultation examines your teeth under up to 24x magnification — the same technology used across our root canal, restorative and diagnostic procedures — to catch what a standard visual exam can miss.
What It Is
Hairline cracks, early decay between teeth, failing margins on old fillings, and subtle canal anatomy are frequently invisible to unaided vision, even to a trained dentist. A microscopic consultation uses high magnification and focused illumination to examine these details directly, rather than relying on an X-ray or visual estimate alone.
This isn't a separate treatment in itself, but a diagnostic and planning approach used across many of Aura's procedures — root canals, crown and filling evaluations, crack detection, and second opinions on cases another clinic may have found difficult to diagnose.
Why You May Need This
The Process
Your concerns and history are reviewed to focus the examination on the right area.
A baseline X-ray is taken to complement the visual and microscopic findings.
The tooth or area of concern is examined under high magnification for cracks, decay, or other issues.
What was found is explained clearly, often with images captured through the microscope.
A specific, evidence-based recommendation is given based on what the examination actually shows.
Common Questions
Ready When You Are
Our reception team confirms most appointment requests within the hour.