Clear, Wide Views with Panoramic X-rays

At San Angel Dental, we use panoramic X-rays to capture a full view of your mouth in a single image. This quick, painless process helps our dentists  diagnose issues beyond what a standard exam can reveal. It’s an essential tool for detecting dental concerns early and planning effective treatments.

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Why Choose Panoramic X-rays at San Angel Dental

Panoramic X-rays offer a broad perspective of your teeth, jawbone, sinuses, and surrounding structures. Unlike traditional X-rays that focus on small sections, panoramic imaging captures everything at once—making it easier to spot impacted teeth, jaw fractures, cysts, tumors, and bone irregularities.

Here’s what you can expect when you get a panoramic X-ray with us:

  • Fast and comfortable process—no need to hold film inside your mouth.
  • Minimal radiation exposure compared to multiple traditional X-rays.
  • High-quality images that aid in accurate diagnosis and treatment plans.
  • Helpful for orthodontic evaluations, implant planning, and wisdom teeth assessment.
  • Technicians and dentists who explain your results clearly and answer your questions.

If you’re due for a dental exam or need specialized imaging, don’t hesitate to request an appointment with San Angel Dental today.

FAQs

What exactly is a panoramic X-ray?

A panoramic X-ray is a single image that captures your entire mouth, including the teeth, jaws, nasal area, and sinuses. It’s a useful diagnostic tool that shows structures not visible in regular dental X-rays.

Is getting a panoramic X-ray safe?

Yes. Panoramic X-rays use very low levels of radiation, much less than traditional full-mouth X-rays. Our team follows strict safety protocols to protect you during the procedure.

How long does the panoramic X-ray take?

The process is quick and usually takes less than a minute. You’ll stand still while the machine rotates around your head to capture the image.

Why do I need a panoramic X-ray?

Your dentist may recommend this type of X-ray to check for impacted teeth, jaw problems, bone abnormalities, or to plan orthodontic or implant treatments.

Will I receive the results right away?

Yes, the images are available immediately. Our dentist reviews them with you and explains any findings during your visit.