Orthopantomography
Panoramic X-ray for a complete and accurate diagnosis
Before any dental treatment, it's essential to know the true condition of your mouth. An orthopantomogram is a panoramic X-ray that allows us to view all your teeth, jaws, and mandible in a single image. It's a quick, safe, and noninvasive test that offers a comprehensive view to detect potential underlying pathologies and plan your treatment with complete confidence.
Thanks to this technique, we can see things that aren't visible to the naked eye: deep cavities, impacted wisdom teeth, infections, cysts, or any bone disorder. All without discomfort, pain, and in less than a minute.
The orthopantomography is a very quick test: the entire procedure takes no more than a minute. You just have to stand or sit, remain still for a few seconds while the equipment gently rotates around your head, and that's it. It's a comfortable, pain-free process with no prior preparation required.
Once the test is performed, we obtain the image instantly and can interpret it immediately. This allows us to diagnose any problem immediately: hidden cavities, infections, impacted wisdom teeth, cysts, or bone changes. All in a single visit and with complete safety.
Safe, comfortable and painless diagnosis
Before starting any dental treatment, your professional will perform a complete assessment of your mouth and recommend an orthopantomogram if necessary.
An orthopantomogram is a simple, quick, and painless test. Once performed, the patient can continue with their day as normal. Panoramic X-rays allow us to view the entire dental and bone structure in a single image: they are ideal for detecting hidden cavities, infections, wisdom teeth, or planning complex treatments such as implants or orthodontics.
You won't feel any discomfort after the test, and the results are available immediately, allowing the specialist to explain the diagnosis to you during the same appointment.
In order to offer an exact price, a free initial appointment at our clinic is required to assess the case.
Each patient is unique and requires personalized treatment adapted to their needs.