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Lateral Cephalometric X-ray is a vital diagnostic tool in dentistry, providing a precise side view of the skull and jaws to help orthodontists create accurate treatment plans for optimal dental alignment.

Scientific name: Lateral Cephalometric Dental X-ray

A lateral radiographic profile of the skull used to analyze orthodontic growth patterns and skeletal relationships between the teeth, jaw, and facial structures for precise treatment planning.

Lateral Cephalometric Dental X-ray - Precision Planning for Perfect Smiles
Service type Diagnostic Imaging
Duration 10-15 minutes
Fasting Fasting is not required

Included Services

  • High-resolution digital radiographic imaging
  • Detailed medical report from a radiologist

Medical Service Information

Why is a Cephalometric X-ray Performed?

  • To evaluate the relationship between the upper and lower jaws.
  • To determine precise measurements of tooth inclination and position.
  • To study facial and cranial bone growth in children and teens.
  • To plan for orthognathic (jaw) surgeries.

Target Groups

  • Patients starting orthodontic treatment (braces).
  • Children with suspected jaw growth discrepancies.
  • Cases requiring corrective jaw surgery.
  • Individuals with Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) disorders.

Procedure Steps

  • The patient stands in a specific position inside the X-ray machine.
  • The head is gently stabilized to ensure no movement occurs during imaging.
  • Capturing the image takes only a few seconds and is completely painless.
  • Digital results are available immediately for software-aided analysis.

Conditions & Notices

  • Removal of all metal jewelry and accessories from the head and neck
  • Inform the technician in case of confirmed or suspected pregnancy