Captures full mouth image including teeth, jaws, & surrounding structures for comprehensive dental evaluation.
Provides side view of skull & jaws, helping orthodontic assessment & treatment planning with precision.
Used to assess bone growth & development, supporting orthodontic timing & treatment decisions accurately.
Evaluates temporomandibular joint structure & function, helping diagnose jaw disorders and related dental conditions.
Captures frontal and posterior skull views, assisting in diagnosis of facial bone structures and abnormalities.
Focuses on paranasal sinuses, helping identify sinus conditions and related facial structural issues clearly.
Submentovertex view captures base of skull, aids in evaluation of cranial structures, suspected zygomatic fractures and other abnormalities.
Specialized imaging for mandibular condyle and neck, supporting diagnosis of fractures and joint abnormalities.
An OPG (Orthopantomograph) is a type of 2D dental X-ray that captures a broader view of the entire mouth, including teeth, jaws, and surrounding structures, in a single scan.
OPG x-rays are used to diagnose various dental problems like cavities, fractures, infections, tumors, and impacted wisdom teeth. They also help in planning orthodontic treatments, assessing jaw injuries, and evaluating overall dental health.
A lateral cephalogram is a standardized, side-view X-ray of the face, capturing the bony structures and soft tissues.
It's useful tool for evaluating facial growth, tooth alignment, and jaw relationships.
Both OPG / Lateral ceph X-rays involve a low dose of radiation, generally considered safe, and don't pose significant health risks.
Typically, you'll be asked to remove any jewellery, glasses, metallic items, removable dentures and hearing aids that could interfere with the image.
You will get a OPG / Lateral Ceph x-ray report within 5 minutes after the exposure.
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