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Pantomographic X-ray
A tooth it's like with an iceberg - we see the top of it, without seeing what's hiding below the surface. Accurate diagnosis allows us to avoid a collision with this mountain and to detect worrying symptoms before they even give you a glimpse.
Pantomographic X-ray
A tooth it's like with an iceberg - we see the top of it, without seeing what's hiding below the surface. Accurate diagnosis allows us to avoid a collision with this mountain and to detect worrying symptoms before they even give you a glimpse.
SERVICE
About dental x-rays
We provide panoramic dental X-rays for our patients, as well as periapical (point) X-rays of individual teeth. Our state-of-the-art equipment also allows for Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT), which is exceptionally valuable in diagnosing complex cases. Both standard X-rays and CBCT scans are not only essential diagnostic tools for dentists but also serve as a unique keepsake for patients, allowing them to keep images of their smile from a slightly different perspective 😉
Thanks to digital technology, X-ray radiation exposure has been reduced to an absolute minimum.
OUR PRINCIPLES
In the x-ray laboratory
we use
Pantomographic X-ray
A pantomographic photograph of the teeth, taken with this equipment, provides a panoramic view of the oral structures.
Photo of a single tooth
The apparatus we use also allows us to take periapical X-ray of individual teeth.
Dental Computed Tomography (CBCT)
CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) is an advanced imaging technique that provides three-dimensional images of oral structures, allowing for a more detailed analysis. It is particularly useful in diagnostically complex cases, such as implant planning or detailed anatomical analysis.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Prepare
for your visit
If you have any questions about your visit, preparation, recommendations or any other topic, please contact us and we will try to clarify.
Dental X-rays are used to diagnose a wide range of oral health issues, such as cavities (tooth decay), infections, inflammation, periodontal diseases, and injuries. They are also essential for dental treatment planning, including procedures such as dental implant placement or tooth extractions.
Yes, dental X-rays are relatively safe, especially when performed according to proper procedures using minimal radiation doses. The dosage is strictly controlled to minimize patient exposure.
The risk of harmful effects is minimal. However, for certain groups of patients, such as pregnant women, it is necessary to limit radiation exposure. Therefore, it is crucial to inform the medical staff if you are or might be pregnant.
CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) is an advanced imaging technique that provides three-dimensional images of oral structures, allowing for a much more detailed analysis. It is particularly useful in diagnostically complex cases, such as implant planning or anatomical analysis during root canal treatment.
In most cases, no special preparation is required. However, it is important to inform the medical staff about any relevant medical facts and potential pregnancy.
No, dental X-rays are painless and non-invasive. The patient may only feel slight discomfort related to the placement of the sensor or film inside the mouth.
Let's get in touch
12 881 68 08
PRICE LIST
Price list
Pantomographic picture
130 PLN
X-ray of a single tooth
60 PLN
Computed tomography CBCT
from 150 PLN
PAYMENT
Available
payment methods
We accept payments in cash, credit cards (Mastercard, Visa) and transfers in the form of prepayment before the visit. In addition, we offer patients the opportunity to credit their treatment with MediRata.
Cash
For the convenience of our patients, there is a Euronet ATM right next to our office.
Credit/payment card
We accept Visa, Visa Electron, Mastercard, Maestro, Cirrus and V pay cards.
Bank transfer
To the account number: 33 1750 0012 0000 0000 3207 1589 Payment by bank transfer is possible before the visit.
MediRaty
Financing treatment with a loan for complete convenience, with minimal procedures. Formalities to be handled at the front desk.