What is a cephalogram? It’s a quick side-view X-ray of your head, often called a “ceph”, that orthodontists use to plan braces and jaw treatment. If your orthodontist has asked you for one, this guide explains what it shows, how the scan works and why

“Do I really need an X-ray?” and “Is the radiation harmful?” — these are two of the most common questions patients ask before a dental scan. They are completely valid questions, and you deserve a straight, honest answer. The short version: yes, dental X-rays involve

When your dentist sends you for an X-ray or a CBCT scan, you probably assume that whoever reads it knows exactly what they’re looking at. Most of the time, that assumption is correct. But the depth of what they see — and what ends up

By Planora Imaging Centre, Pune | OPG vs CBCT Guide | Reading time: 5 min When it comes to OPG vs CBCT, many patients aren’t sure which dental X-ray they actually need. Both are common in dentistry, but they serve very different purposes. In this