Radiography Services

CBCT (cone beam computed tomography) uses systems that are ideal in capturing images of hard and soft tissues especially in the maxillofacial region. One benefit of this technology is its ability to provide submillimeter resolution in terms of images in 3D form. The images provided are also high in diagnostic quality.

A radiography unit to capture bone and soft tissue images of the jaw region. It allows dentist to examine the bone structure, joints as well as the antrum region. It is a useful tool for assessing implant placement, general periodontitis (gum diseases), impacted wisdom teeth, orthodontic assessment, TMJ pain, pathological lesion in the jaw bones as well as others.

It is used to study relationships between bony and soft tissue landmarks of the face and mainly to diagnose facial growth abnormalities prior to treatment.

It is the basic x-ray equipment used by dentist to assess the condition of particular tooth/teeth. The x-ray film is inserted into the mouth just next to the teeth while the x-ray beam is directed from outside the mouth. It is a painless procedure.