Periapical X-ray

A periapical X-ray is an accurate X-ray examination method used specifically to examine a single tooth and the surrounding bone structure. This technology can clearly show the tooth root, surrounding bone and nearby structures, and is important for diagnosing problems such as cavities, periodontal disease and periapical inflammation. Periapical X-rays play a key role in root canal treatment, implant evaluation and planning other complex dental surgeries. This type of test has a low radiation dose, is safe and fast, and can provide dentists with the detailed information needed to develop an optimal treatment plan. By identifying potential problems early, periapical X-rays can help prevent more serious oral health problems, thereby saving patients time and money.

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