Dental xrays allow us to visualise what is happening within the tooth layers, which we are not able to observe with a visual dental check.

Most of the time, tooth decay or caries starts in between the teeth and does not cause symptoms until it is too late. Early detection of tooth decay means we can prevent it from getting worse and before  it causes pain!

We take xrays only when they are needed and with your consent

X-Rays may need to be taken for many reasons, including

• As part of a general dental check up
• Detect tooth decay
• In kids to check if teeth are forming and erupting normally
• Wisdom teeth formation and whether they are impacted
• Bone issues such as cysts, malformation
• Infection of the teeth or bone
•  Jaw Joint (TMJ) clicking or pain
• Braces
• Implant Surgery
• Root Canal Treatment

• Small Xrays (Intra-oral Bitewings and Periapical)
• Full View (OPG)
• Jaw Joint Xray
• Cephalogram
• 3D Cone Beam CT scan
• Airway Assessment xray