Panoramic X-Rays
A Complete View of Your Smile and Jaw
See the Bigger Picture of Your Oral Health
One Image. A Broader View.
Comprehensive View
See the upper and lower dental arches, jawbones, and surrounding structures in one image.
Support Diagnosis
Panoramic imaging can help identify impacted teeth, structural concerns, infections, and other abnormalities.
Guide Treatment Planning
The images provide valuable information for planning procedures such as dental implants and oral surgery.
What to Expect During a Panoramic X-Ray
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Positioning
You'll be positioned carefully within the panoramic imaging unit.
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Image Capture
The machine rotates around your head while capturing the structures of your mouth and jaw.
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Digital Image
The system creates a detailed panoramic image of your oral and facial structures.
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Evaluation
Your oral surgeon reviews the image to help diagnose concerns and plan appropriate treatment.
A Valuable Tool for Many Types of Oral Care
Panoramic X-rays may be recommended when your oral surgeon needs a broad view of your teeth and jaw.
They can be useful for:
- Evaluating wisdom teeth
- Assessing impacted or unerupted teeth
- Planning dental implant treatment
- Evaluating jawbone and periodontal concerns
- Assessing dental or facial trauma
- Identifying cysts, abscesses, tumors, or other abnormalities
Specialized Care. Advanced Technology. Personalized Treatment.
Experienced
Oral Surgeons
Our board-certified oral surgeons have specialized training and experience to provide expert surgical care across a wide range of oral and maxillofacial procedures.
Advanced
Technology
We use modern technology and advanced treatment techniques to help diagnose conditions accurately, plan procedures carefully, and provide precise surgical care.
Personalized
Patient Care
Every patient is different. We take the time to understand your needs, answer your questions, and create a treatment plan tailored to your individual goals.
Frequently Asked Questions About
Panoramic X-Rays
What is a panoramic X-ray?
A panoramic X-ray captures a broad image of your teeth, jaws, and surrounding facial structures in one scan.
Is a panoramic X-ray painful?
No. The process is non-invasive and generally comfortable.
How long does a panoramic X-ray take?
The image is captured quickly, typically within seconds once you are positioned correctly.
What can a panoramic X-ray detect?
It can help identify impacted teeth, dental and jawbone concerns, periodontal disease, cysts, abscesses, tumors, and other abnormalities.
Are panoramic X-rays used for dental implants?
Yes. Panoramic imaging can provide useful information when evaluating and planning dental implant treatment.