X-Ray Cephalogram is a specialized digital X-ray examination that provides a detailed view of the skull, jaws, teeth, and facial bones. It helps evaluate jaw alignment, facial growth, bite abnormalities, and craniofacial relationships while supporting orthodontic treatment, clear aligners, and corrective jaw surgery planning.
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X-Ray Cephalogram, also known as a Cephalometric X-ray, is a specialized digital X-ray examination that provides a standardized view of the skull, jaws, teeth, and facial bones to evaluate craniofacial structures and their relationships.
A regular dental X-ray focuses on specific teeth or areas, while an X-Ray Cephalogram provides a complete view of the head, jaws, teeth, and facial structures, allowing evaluation of skeletal and dental relationships.
Yes. It is frequently performed in children and teenagers to evaluate jaw growth, facial development, and orthodontic treatment requirements.
Yes. It helps diagnose different types of malocclusion (bite problems) by evaluating the relationship between the upper jaw, lower jaw, and teeth.
It provides a detailed assessment of jaw relationships, facial growth, tooth alignment, and craniofacial structures, helping in accurate diagnosis and planning of orthodontic and surgical treatments.