tooth decay

How is Tooth Decay Diagnosed?

A pediatric dentist can diagnose tooth decay through a clinical examination and dental X-rays. The dentist will look for signs of decay, such as discoloration and visible cavities, and assess the extent of the damage using X-rays.

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