Dental X-ray Cambridge
Why Choose Us?
Digital dental x-rays are a foundation stone of our evidence based dental care treatment planning.
Dental X-rays serve as an essential diagnostic tool, providing your dentist with information that otherwise would be impossible to ascertain.
Dental X-rays deliver radiation at very low doses which is localized to the area of the dental film.Â
Prices
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CT-SCAN 3d xray ÂŁ95
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large digital panoral OPG ÂŁ35
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one side large digital panoral ÂŁ25
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Small Digital Bite-wing ÂŁ18
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small digital periapical ÂŁ9 each
why X-ray is important?
In adults, X-rays detect:
Condition and position of teeth to prepare for dental implants, Decay, especially small areas of decay between teeth, Decay under existing tooth fillings, Infection in the bone or root canal, braces, dentures, or other dental procedures, Bone loss in the jaw Abscesses, Cysts and some types of tumors.
In children, X-rays detect:
Developing decay, Developing wisdom teeth, Space in the mouth to fit all developing teeth and growth irregularities.
The frequency of having X-rays depends on your medical and dental history and any dental disease.
Some patients dental X-rays as often as every six months.
Others who don’t have dental or gum disease and who have ongoing regular visits with the hygienist and dentist may only need X-rays every couple of years.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Modern dental X-rays and Cone Beam CT (CBCT) scans use very low levels of radiation. We follow strict safety guidelines and only recommend imaging when it is clinically necessary, keeping exposure as low as possible.
A dental X-ray shows a flat (2D) image of teeth and bone, ideal for detecting decay and infections. A CT scan (CBCT) provides a detailed 3D view, allowing precise planning for implants, complex extractions, and oral surgery.
Yes, when clinically required. For children, X-rays help monitor developing teeth, detect early decay, and identify growth or spacing issues. We always use the lowest appropriate radiation dose and only take images when necessary.
This depends on your dental history, age, and individual needs. Some patients may require X-rays every 6–12 months, while others may only need them every few years. CT scans are usually taken only when detailed 3D imaging is required.