Dental Intra Oral Camera

Intra-Oral Camera Makes You a Part of the Team

Dr. Park believes that your improved dental health will take a team effort. He also understands that technology makes it easier for you to participate in the critical decisions that involve your teeth and gums, which why he uses the intra-oral camera. This small, advanced video camera produces a close-up picture of the inside of your mouth. When you can see for yourself why certain areas need help, you can be more fully engaged in each treatment decision.

 Park Dental of Colmar 
James H. Park, DMD
2200 N. Broad Street
Colmar, PA 18915
(215) 716-7228
ParkDentalColmar.com

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