Patient Testimonials

The whole staff cares

Dr. Dills not only gave me great dental care, the whole staff gave me the care I needed before hand. They explained treatments and options, so I could decide what's best for my dental health and my financial health. I couldn't have chosen a better dentist than Dr. Joe.

Jo - Springfield, Missouri

Digital X-Rays (Radiographs)



We are pleased to provide patients with the latest in advanced, digital radiography.

How do Radiographs Help?

Dental x-rays or radiographs are very important. They allow the dentist to see things about your oral health that cannot be seen by the naked eye. These items include cysts (sacks of fluid that form on the roots of teeth), cancerous and non-cancerous tumors, invisible decay that occurs between teeth, and the location of teeth that haven’t grown all the way in.

By using an x-ray to diagnose these problems, we can help save you money in the long run from surgeries or other treatments that might become necessary if we didn’t find the problem. In some cases, where dental x-rays show the location of tumorous growths, x-rays can be responsible for saving your life.

Advantages of Digital Radiography

Digital x-rays have many advantages when compared with old fashioned film-based machines, including:

  • Reduced radiation exposure (up to 90% less than traditional systems)
  • Enhanced ability to refine image quality
  • Instant viewing (no waiting for films to develop)
  • Environmentally friendly (no toxic chemicals)

Best of all, it’s easy for you to see what the doctor sees. Your digital x-ray can be seen on a computer screen located next to your dental chair. This helps you understand your needs and make and informed choice about any treatment.

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Cosmetic and implant dentistry are non-specialty, interest areas that require no specific educational training to advertise these services. The general dentist providers are not specialists in root canals, oral surgery, extractions, crowns, bridges, full or partial dentures.