Comprehensive Diagnostic Imaging
Dental imaging helps identify anatomical structures, dental abnormalities, and conditions requiring further investigation.
Pricing
Examination Based
Depends on the requested imaging procedure
Diagnostics
Dental Imaging
Clinical and radiographic assessment
Technology
2D & 3D Imaging
Selected according to diagnostic needs
Examination
Referral Based
Imaging determined by clinical indication
Reporting
Specialist Evaluation
Radiographic interpretation and findings
Precision Diagnostics Through Advanced Dental Imaging
Oral and maxillofacial radiology supports the diagnosis, assessment, and treatment planning of dental and maxillofacial conditions through specialized imaging techniques. Radiographic examinations help clinicians evaluate teeth, jaws, bone structures, and surrounding anatomical regions.
Depending on the clinical indication, diagnostic methods may include panoramic radiography, intraoral imaging, and cone-beam computed tomography. Imaging findings are interpreted together with clinical observations to support informed treatment decisions.
Depending on the clinical indication, diagnostic methods may include panoramic radiography, intraoral imaging, and cone-beam computed tomography. Imaging findings are interpreted together with clinical observations to support informed treatment decisions.
Three-Dimensional Imaging
CBCT examinations may provide detailed three-dimensional information for selected diagnostic and treatment-planning needs.
Clinical Image Interpretation
Radiographic findings are evaluated alongside clinical information to support accurate diagnosis and interdisciplinary planning.
DIAGNOSTIC CARE PATH
Your Diagnostic Journey, Step by Step
1
Clinical Referral
Your clinical concerns and diagnostic imaging requirements are reviewed.
Assessment
2
Imaging Preparation
The appropriate imaging technique is selected according to clinical indications.
Preparation
3
Diagnostic Imaging
Required dental or maxillofacial images are obtained using the selected imaging procedure.
Imaging
4
Specialist Interpretation
The resulting images are evaluated to identify relevant anatomical and pathological findings.
Evaluation
5
Diagnostic Report
The findings are documented to support further clinical assessment and treatment planning.
Report
