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Panoramic X-Ray

Panoramic X-Ray

Full jaw and dental structure evaluation in single image. Digital panoramic X-ray system.

What Is a Panoramic X-Ray? A panoramic X-ray — sometimes called an OPG (orthopantomogram) — is a single wide-field dental image that captures your entire upper and lower jaw, all teeth, the temporomandibular joints, nasal sinuses, and surrounding bone in one exposure. At Dentaline Dental Clinic in Nicosia, North Cyprus, we use a fully digital panoramic system that delivers high-resolution images within seconds, giving our clinicians a complete structural overview before any treatment decision is made.

Who Needs a Panoramic X-Ray? A panoramic X-ray is one of the first diagnostic steps for many patients, whether they are visiting for a routine check-up or planning a specific procedure. It is particularly recommended for:

New patients requiring a comprehensive baseline assessment Patients with suspected impacted wisdom teeth Anyone planning dental implants, orthodontic treatment, or full-arch prosthetics Cases of suspected jaw bone loss, cysts, or lesions Children and adolescents where tooth development monitoring is needed Trauma patients requiring assessment of jaw or dental injuries

Patients who are pregnant, undergoing active cancer treatment, or have specific sensitivities to radiation should discuss their situation with the dentist before the scan is taken.

What to Expect During the Procedure A panoramic X-ray is one of the simplest and most comfortable diagnostic procedures in dentistry. You will be asked to remove any metal accessories such as earrings, necklaces, or glasses. You then stand or sit in front of the machine, resting your chin on a small support with your teeth gently biting on a positioning guide. The X-ray arm rotates around your head in approximately 15 to 20 seconds — you simply stay still while it completes its arc. Because our system is fully digital, there is no waiting for film to develop. The image appears on screen immediately, allowing your dentist to review findings and discuss them with you during the same appointment.

Advantages of Digital Panoramic Imaging

Full-arch overview: Every tooth, joint, and bone structure is captured in a single frame. Lower radiation exposure: Digital sensors require significantly less radiation than conventional film X-rays. Instant results: Images are available in real time, reducing appointment time and enabling faster treatment planning. Early detection: Conditions such as bone loss, hidden cysts, or unerupted teeth can be identified before symptoms appear. No intraoral discomfort: Unlike bitewing or periapical X-rays, nothing is placed inside the mouth, making it suitable for patients with a strong gag reflex. Digital record-keeping: Images are stored in your patient file for longitudinal comparison at future visits.

Why Choose Dentaline? Located in the heart of Nicosia, North Cyprus, Dentaline Dental Clinic combines specialist expertise with modern diagnostic infrastructure. Our in-house digital panoramic imaging system is operated under strict sterilisation and safety protocols, and every image is evaluated by experienced clinicians across implantology, orthodontics, oral surgery, and general dentistry. North Cyprus has become a recognised destination for dental health tourism, and Dentaline is proud to serve both local residents and international patients seeking quality dental care. For patients travelling from abroad, we offer flexible appointment scheduling, clear treatment cost estimates prior to your visit, and a welcoming multilingual environment.

Book Your Appointment A thorough diagnosis is the foundation of effective dental care. If you are due for a check-up, planning a procedure, or simply want peace of mind about your oral health, contact Dentaline Dental Clinic in Nicosia, North Cyprus, to schedule your panoramic X-ray. Reach us by phone or through our online booking form — we look forward to welcoming you.

Treatment Features
6 features
Full jaw evaluation in single image
Low radiation dose
High resolution
Instant digital results
Implant and surgical planning
Digital archiving
Treatment Steps
4 steps
1
Getting Started

Preparation

Patient positioned.

2
Second Phase

Capture

Digital image in 15 seconds.

3
Third Phase

Evaluation

Dentist reviews image.

4
Fourth Phase

Report

Findings communicated.

Frequently Asked Questions

A panoramic X-ray is a digital diagnostic imaging method that captures the entire jaw structure, teeth, jaw joints, and sinus regions in a single image. It allows the dentist to evaluate conditions such as impacted teeth, bone loss, cysts, and jaw disorders in a single session.
A panoramic X-ray is very quick; the image capture itself takes only 10 to 20 seconds as the device rotates around the head. Including preparation, the entire process is typically completed in under 5 minutes.
A panoramic X-ray is a completely painless procedure that requires no injections, anesthesia, or physical intervention. The patient simply bites on a small bite block and remains still while the device rotates.
No special preparation is required before a panoramic X-ray; fasting or following a special diet is not necessary. Patients simply need to remove metal accessories such as glasses, earrings, and necklaces before the imaging.
A panoramic X-ray is suitable for patients of all ages, including children, and is used for routine dental check-ups, implant planning, orthodontic assessment, and jaw complaints. It is generally recommended every 1 to 3 years, although the dentist may request more frequent imaging when treatment planning is required.
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