Get a clear, accurate diagnosis with our low-radiation dental X-ray technology. At T32 Dental, we use advanced digital imaging to detect hidden problems early so we can guide you with the right treatment plan from the start.
A dental X-ray is a fast and painless imaging scan that helps identify issues not visible during a standard examination. X-rays allow our dentists to detect decay, infections, impacted teeth, bone levels, and more, ensuring you receive accurate and timely care.
Using modern digital X-ray technology, we can spot dental issues early while keeping radiation exposure as low as possible.
Dental X-ray appointments are quick and straightforward. We get detailed images in just a few minutes to see what's really happening beneath the surface.
Each dental X-ray includes:
You have tooth pain, sensitivity, or swelling
It has been a while since your last dental check-up
Your dentist needs to check for decay between teeth
You have signs of gum disease or bone loss
Your wisdom teeth need assessment
You are planning treatment such as braces, aligners, implants, or tooth removal
A tooth has been damaged, infected, or is not healing as expected
We offer several types of dental X-rays depending on what we need to assess.
We only recommend the X-ray that gives us the clearest information for your situation.
It is a specific xray that captures the entire tooth—from the crown (top) down to the root tip (apex) and the surrounding bone. It is commonly used to detect infection at the apex, assess root canal treatments and surrounding bone loss.
A bitewing X-ray is commonly taken during routine check-ups to detect cavities between teeth that cannot be seen during a visual exam.
It helps us catch early decay before it becomes painful or requires more complex treatment.
An OPG is a panoramic dental X-ray that captures your entire mouth in a single image.
It is often used to assess wisdom teeth, jaw structure, infections, and overall bone health.
A Lat Ceph is a side-view X-ray of your head and jaw.
It is mainly used for orthodontic treatment planning, helping us understand how your teeth and jaws align before starting braces or clear aligners.
CBCT is a 3D scan of your teeth and surrounding structures. It is used to gain more detailed diagnosis and planning for dental implants, wisdom teeth removal and root canal complications.
The cost depends on the type of X-ray needed.
We’ll always explain the cost before taking any images so there are no surprises.
Yes. Dental X-rays use very low levels of radiation, and modern digital systems reduce exposure even further.
We only take X-rays when they are clinically necessary and always aim to keep exposure as low as possible.
