A single panoramic image shows all of your teeth, both jaws, and the surrounding structures — without anything placed in your mouth.
Panoramic X-Rays
While standard X-rays focus on a few teeth at a time, a panoramic X-ray captures your entire mouth in one wide view as the machine rotates around your head.
It’s especially helpful for checking wisdom teeth, planning implants, evaluating the jaw joint and spotting issues in the bone.
What to expect
You stand or sit and gently bite on a guide.
The arm moves around your head for a few seconds.
The image appears on screen.
We use it to guide your treatment.
Questions
Often for new patients, wisdom teeth evaluations, implant planning, or when we need a broader view than standard X-rays provide.
Not at all. You simply hold still for a few seconds while the machine moves around you.
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We always try to save your natural teeth.
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