Panoramic radiograph for a comprehensive examination of the entire oral cavity
The panoramic X-ray plays a key role in planning the best treatment for you in our practice!
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Panoramic radiography is an indispensable dental diagnostic tool that allows dentists to get a complete picture of the condition of the dentition and oral cavity. This procedure, which is now standard in all modern dental practices, can accurately detect problems that are not visible to the naked eye, as well as possible complications from previous procedures. Panoramic radiograph plays a key role in planning the best treatment for you in our practice!
Would you like to discover the causes of your dental problem?
Problems often lurk deep inside the teeth and jawbones, invisible to the naked eye. These lesions can become more serious over time and cause serious health problems. But a comprehensive examination can help to detect them early.
- Discomfort in your everyday life?
- Fear of hidden dental problems?
- Uncertainty about the condition of your oral cavity?
Imagine what it would be like if you could go about your daily life with complete peace of mind, knowing that your dental health is in the best hands! Visit us for a panoramic radiograph to get a complete picture of the condition of your teeth and oral cavity!
Why is a panoramic radiograph recommended?
A panoramic radiograph allows the dentist to get a comprehensive picture of the condition of the entire oral cavity and dentition. This examination is particularly recommended because it helps to detect problems that are not visible to the naked eye, such as hidden cavities, inflammations, cysts or even lesions in the jawbone, i.e. dental cavities.
It is also essential for the accurate planning of dental treatments, such as dental implants, as panoramic radiograph allows the dentist to make a more precise diagnosis to ensure a proper and successful intervention.
Have you been feeling that something is wrong for a long time? Does your tooth hurt, feel numb or inflamed?
Advanced imaging is the key to accurate diagnosis and successful treatment, and panoramic radiograph will help!
Panoramic radiograph -in what cases is it used?
First dental consultation
During the first dental consultation, to get a complete picture of the patient’s oral cavity condition and plan the necessary treatment.
Signs of inflammation in the body
If there are signs of inflammation, but the exact location is not clear, a panoramic radiograph can help identify the origin of the tooth.
After root canal traitment
To assess the condition after root canal treatment and to detect possible inflammation around the root apex.
Before implants
For planning before dental implants placement to accurately determine the condition of the jawbone and the perfect location of the dental implants.
Other lesions
Panoramic radiograph can also be used to detect early lesions that are not visible to the naked eye, such as incipient tooth decay or early-stage gingivitis.
Our dental hygienists and assistants are up to date with the latest knowledge to help you get the care you need.
Advantages of panoramic radiograph
Gives a comprehensive picture of the entire oral cavity
All teeth, jaw, jaw joint and sinus are visible in a single scan, giving you a complete picture of your oral health.
Early detection and prevention
The panoramic radiograph enables the early detection of hidden tooth decay, inflammation around the root of the tooth, and other problems that cannot be seen with the naked eye, thereby helping to prevent more serious interventions.
Quick and painless examination
The procedure takes only a few minutes and is completely painless, which can be particularly convenient for you.
Safe, low radiation exposure
Modern panoramic radiograph devices have a low radiation exposure, so the scan is completely safe, even with regular use.
Our patients’ comments
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Dr. Molnár extracted my teeth, replaced my bone and placed dental implants to the missing areas. I can finally chew properly again.
The doctor (Dr. Boglárka Kenyeres) and her assistant were extremely kind and patient with me, even though I was 10 minutes late due to being stuck in an accident traffic jam, but they were very understanding. It was almost as if I had been going there for a thousand years and it was my first time but I didn’t feel like a stranger to the doctor or the assistant. I am very grateful that they waited for me with a smile in the office, which took a lot of fear off me because unfortunately this is not the reception in other places, especially after a few minutes with a knife…
Foglaljorvost.hu – Dr. Boglárka Kenyeres
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The kindness with which they welcomed me dispelled all my fears, and the doctor approached my problem professionally. I think I made the right decision to choose him as my dentist.
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The young doctor is thorough, precise, extremely skilful!! The anaesthesia did not hurt at all, even though I am terrified of needles. I will definitely choose her next time.
Usually I am scared at the dentist, but not here. Thank you very much
Foglaljorvost.hu – Dr. Boglárka Kenyeres
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Panoramic radiograph is the perfect solution for you if...
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Panoramic radiograph is the perfect solution for you if...
- You visit the dentist regularly and want to prevent more serious dental problems.
- You suspect hidden tooth decay, inflammation around the tooth root or other lesions not visible to the naked eye.
- You are planning to have implants and want to get an accurate picture of the condition of the oral cavity and jawbone.
- You are experiencing chronic toothache and want to find out the real cause of the pain.
- You need a dental check-up to identify possible infection hotspots in the oral cavity.
Why to choose us?
Our modern equipment guarantees the best results.
We help with everything from consultation to intervention and aftercare.
The satisfaction and opinions of our patients assure us of the success of our work.
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The panoramic radiograph procedure
Removal of metal objects
You must remove any metal objects such as glasses, earrings, necklaces or piercings before the examination to ensure the image is clean.
Putting on a lead vest
To minimize radiation, you will be given a lead vest to protect your body from radiation exposure.
Head clamp
You place your face in the head clamp and bite down on a bite block with your incisors to ensure proper head positioning during the exposure.
Taking an image
The X-ray machine moves in a semi-circle in front of your face and takes an image of the entire row of teeth and mouth in a few seconds.
Image assessment
Once the image is complete, our dentist will assess the x-ray and determine the health of the oral cavity, and discuss the next steps.
Our dental hygienists and assistants are up to date with the latest knowledge to help you get the care you need.
Is this treatment really the best for me?
A panoramic radiograph will give us a full picture of the condition of your oral cavity, so we’ll know exactly what treatment you need. A quick and painless examination that gives you peace of mind that you’re in the best hands. Don’t wait any longer, find out the state of your teeth and take action for your future health!
Lesions not visible to the naked eye can have serious consequences if not detected in time. A thorough panoramic radiograph will help you detect these problems to prevent more serious interventions!
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Dr. Virág Bognár
Dr. Boglárka Kenyeres
Dr. András Juhász
Dr. Zsombor Bedő
Frequently asked questions
We have all the answers you need when you ask us about dentistry.
What is a panoramic radiograph?
A panoramic radiograph is a two-dimensional imaging procedure that provides a comprehensive view of the entire dentition and oral cavity. It helps to reveal problems that cannot be seen with the naked eye and also possible complications from previous procedures.
When do I need a panoramic radiograph?
Panoramic radiographs may be necessary for example for an initial dental status check-up, for root canal treatment, for a gum inspection, before dental implants placement, and for the detection of periodontal disease and hidden caries.
How does the panoramic X-ray work?
The scan involves first removing all your metal objects (such as jewellery), then you place your face in a head restraint and bite down on a bite block. It takes a few seconds to the radiology equipment to take the image as the machine passes in a semicircle in front of the face.
How safe is a panoramic radiograph?
The radiation dose of a panoramic radiograph is very low and patients wear a protective lead vest during the scan. The procedure is quick, painless and the radiation exposure is minimal, making it safe for your health.
In which cases is panoramic radiograph not recommended?
Panoramic radiographs are not recommended for pregnant women, and in cases of severe jaw pain or deformity, the dentist should be consulted before the examination.
What can panoramic radiographs be used for?
Panoramic radiographs help specialists to diagnose more quickly and accurately dental and oral problems such as wisdom teeth, cysts in the jawbone and inflammation of the masticatory joints.
How often is it recommended to have a panoramic radiograph?
Generally, panoramic radiographs are recommended once a year, or as needed if new symptoms develop or you are preparing for major dental procedures.
How does a panoramic radiograph help in preparation for oral surgery?
A panoramic radiograph provides a comprehensive picture of the condition of the teeth, jawbones and oral cavity, helping the oral surgeon or periodontist to plan surgery and minimise risks.
How long does a panoramic radiograph take?
A panoramic radiograph examination is quick and usually takes no more than 10 minutes, including administration.
When do I need to repeat a panoramic radiograph?
A panoramic radiograph is usually repeated when new problems arise or when a longer treatment, such as preparation for implantation, requires it.
Can I have a panoramic radiograph if my jaw is deformed?
Yes, panoramic radiographs can be used in such cases and are particularly useful for a detailed examination of jaw deformities.
Why is a panoramic radiograph important before dental implants placement?
A panoramic radiograph helps to determine the condition of the bone structure and the position of the teeth, which is essential for successful dental implants planning and placement.
How does a panoramic radiograph help to make an early diagnosis?
A panoramic radiograph allows a detailed examination of the oral cavity and the condition of the teeth, so that the dentist can detect problems such as tooth decay or gingivitis before symptoms appear.
What should I do before a panoramic radiograph?
All metal objects around the head and neck (such as jewellery, glasses, piercings) should be removed before the examination to ensure optimal image quality.
What does it mean if a panoramic radiograph is digital?
A digital panoramic radiograph makes images instantly available, is produced at a reduced dose rate and can be easily shared in digital format, allowing for more detailed analysis and more effective treatment planning.
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