SERVICES AND FEES

These X-rays focus on one or two specific teeth, providing a detailed view of the entire tooth from the crown to the root and the surrounding bone.

These X-rays capture the upper and lower teeth in a specific area of the mouth. Bitewings are commonly used to detect cavities between teeth and assess the health of the supporting bone. 

This type of X-ray captures a broad view of the entire mouth, including the teeth, jaws, and surrounding structures. It is useful for assessing impacted teeth, jaw disorders and overall oral health. 

These X-rays provide a side view of the head, including the jaw and skull. Cephalometric X-rays are often used for orthodontic treatment planning. 

The purpose of hand and wrist radiograph analysis is to determine parameters such as patient's skeletal age, the amount of growth left and to determine whether to use functional appliance or to wait until growth ceased and performed extraction or surgery. 

These X-rays capture the entire arch of teeth in the upper or lower jaw. Occlusal X-rays are useful for detecting large lesions, assessing development, and evaluating the bite.