We offer a comprehensive range of dental X-Ray services that produce detailed images of the teeth, as well as the jaw, sinuses and face to help guide orthodontic treatment.

Radiographer assisting young patient having a cone beam CT (teeth x-ray).

Dental X-Ray services available:

Dental Orthopantomogram (OPG)

An Orthopantomogram (OPG) is a panoramic x-ray that looks at the lower face, teeth, jaw and sinuses. This x-ray can reveal the number of teeth as well as their position and growth. It is a dental x-ray that is particularly useful to assess teeth that have not yet surfaced and to identify any potential problems with the jawbone and the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). An OPG aids in orthodontic treatment planning by evaluating wisdom teeth and providing a comprehensive overview of the teeth and the supporting bone structure.

Lateral Cephalogram

A Lateral Cephalogram (Lat Ceph) is an x-ray of the side of the face that creates accurate measurements to determine the current and future relationship of the top and bottom jaw (maxilla and mandible). A Lat Ceph will help accurately assess the nature of your bite.

Dental Cone Beam CT

Cone Beam CT (CBCT) is a series of images used to create a multiplanar image of the jaw, teeth and facial joints. This dental imaging scan provides a multiplanar evaluation of dental anatomy and disease. A CBCT may be used for impacted teeth, pre-implant assessment, orthodontic assessment, and assessment for jaw and face surgery.

How do I book a Dental X-Ray near me?

Schedule a Dental X-Ray by completing our booking form or calling your nearest Imaging Associates radiology clinic now. Dental services are available at:

Imaging Associates accepts all medical imaging referrals, even if written or printed on another radiology company’s request form.

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What do you need to know?

There is no specific preparation required for x-ray scans.

You will be asked to remove any jewellery, hair ties or metal objects in the region of the head and face.

What do we need to know?

Please advise us if you are pregnant or think you might be pregnant, or if you are breastfeeding.


Related radiology services

X-ray imaging is commonly used to visualise injuries of the arms and legs, but is also used for the shoulder, clavicle and chest.