Embark on a journey of advanced dental diagnostics with Dr. Pancholia Digital & 3D/4D Imaging Centre’s Digital OPG (Orthopantomogram) and Cephalometric Imaging services. Under the expert guidance of our dedicated team, including Dr. Rupal Mamtora and Dr. Jasbir (Bobby) Wallia, our clinic utilizes cutting-edge technology to provide detailed panoramic and cephalometric images for comprehensive dental assessments.
Our Digital OPG services offer a detailed panoramic view of the entire mouth, including the teeth, jaws, and surrounding structures. This provides a comprehensive overview for dental evaluations and treatment planning.
Cephalometric Imaging involves capturing detailed images of the head and facial structures. This precise analysis aids in orthodontic treatment planning, jaw surgeries, and the evaluation of facial growth and development.
We employ state-of-the-art digital imaging technology, ensuring high-resolution and accurate images for a thorough examination of dental and facial structures.
Obtain a comprehensive view of your oral health with our Digital OPG services. This imaging technique captures the entire mouth, facilitating the identification of dental issues and assisting in treatment decisions.
Cephalometric Imaging is an invaluable tool for orthodontists. It provides precise measurements of facial structures, aiding in the planning of orthodontic treatments and surgeries for optimal results.
Cephalometric images play a crucial role in the diagnosis and planning of jaw surgeries. They provide detailed insights into the relationships between facial bones, allowing for precise surgical interventions.
Our clinic is equipped with cutting-edge digital imaging technology, ensuring the highest quality and precision in Digital OPG and Cephalometric Imaging.
We collaborate with dental professionals, including orthodontists and oral surgeons, to provide comprehensive diagnostic support for treatment planning and interventions.
We understand the importance of accurate dental imaging for treatment decisions. Our team ensures a patient-centric approach, prioritizing your comfort and well-being during the imaging process.
Choose Dr. Pancholia Digital & 3D/4D Imaging Centre for Digital OPG / Cephalometric Imaging services that offer detailed insights into your oral and facial health. Our commitment is to support your dental professionals in delivering precise and effective treatments.
Digital OPG (Orthopantomogram) is a panoramic dental X-ray that captures a detailed view of the entire mouth, including the teeth, jaws, and surrounding structures. It is beneficial for comprehensive dental assessments, aiding in the diagnosis of dental issues and treatment planning.
Cephalometric Imaging involves capturing detailed X-ray images of the head and facial structures. It supports orthodontic treatments by providing precise measurements of facial bones, helping orthodontists plan and execute treatments for optimal results.
Yes, Digital OPG is considered safe for dental imaging. It uses digital X-ray technology, which reduces radiation exposure compared to traditional X-rays, making it a safe and effective tool for dental assessments.
Cephalometric Imaging is recommended in orthodontics for treatment planning. It helps orthodontists assess the relationships between facial structures, plan orthodontic interventions, and evaluate facial growth and development.
The duration of a Digital OPG session is typically short, taking around 10 to 15 minutes. Cephalometric Imaging sessions may take a bit longer, depending on the specific requirements for capturing detailed images of facial structures.
A: Digital OPG is primarily used for capturing panoramic images of the entire mouth and jaws. While it provides a comprehensive view, it may not be as detailed as intraoral X-rays for detecting cavities. However, it can assist in identifying general dental issues and aid in treatment planning.
The frequency of Digital OPG for routine dental check-ups varies based on individual dental health needs and the recommendations of your dentist. In some cases, it may be done periodically as part of comprehensive dental assessments or when specific issues are suspected.
