Panoramic X-ray

What is a Panoramic X-ray?

Panoramic X-ray is a type of X-ray that allows the jaws, all teeth and many disorders in the jaw and teeth to be visualized on a single film. This type of x-ray allows a comprehensive evaluation of oral health.

Why is a panoramic x-ray necessary?

Panoramic X-rays play an important role, especially in diagnosing formations such as cavities, cysts and tumors that are not visible to the eye. It helps dentists plan treatment faster and more completely. It provides the information the physician needs before surgical interventions related to the jaw and teeth. This comprehensive imaging shows the area to be treated in detail and increases the success rate of operations.

Advantages of Panoramic X-ray

Early Diagnosis: Panoramic x-rays allow early detection of problems such as tooth decay, jaw cysts and tumors.
A Single Image: The image of all teeth and jaws is taken on a single x-ray film, which gives physicians an overview.
Time and Cost Savings: Thanks to early diagnosis and treatment, patients save both time and treatment costs.
Cross-Sectional Imaging: Panoramic X-rays allow cross-sectional images of the jaws and teeth to be taken, which allows for more detailed examination.
Diagnosis of hidden problems: Panoramic X-rays also play an important role in the early detection of bone cysts and tumors that do not show pain or symptoms.
This type of X-ray provides an overall assessment of dental health and helps the dentist make the right diagnostic and treatment decisions.