Dental X-ray in Abu Dhabi

Name: Dental X-ray in Abu Dhabi
Price: 190 AED
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Dental X-rays allow your dentist to detect conditions that are not visible during a standard clinical examination. They reveal the condition of teeth, roots, and jawbone at early stages, helping prevent complications and streamline treatment planning. For patients in Abu DhabiDubai, our clinic provides low-dose digital X-ray imaging with fast, precise results.

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Types of Dental X-rays

Bitewing X-rays

Used to detect cavities between teeth and assess bone levels affected by gum disease.

Periapical X-rays

Capture a full view of a single tooth from crown to root, helping identify inflammation, cysts, or root-related changes.

Panoramic X-ray (OPG)

Provides a complete overview of the mouth, including both jaws, teeth, joints, and sinuses.

Cephalometric X-rays

Used primarily in orthodontics to evaluate jaw position, growth patterns, and bite alignment.

Cone Beam CT (CBCT)

A 3D scan used for implant planning, complex diagnostics, bone assessment, and detection of hidden dental issues.

Benefits of Dental X-rays

You may need imaging when you:

Attend a routine examination
Have tooth or gum pain
Prepare for braces, implants, or extractions
Monitor the success of previous treatment
Experience dental trauma

Safety of Digital Dental X-rays

Digital systems significantly reduce radiation exposure. Protective aprons ensure additional safety. If you are pregnant, inform your dentist in advance so we can take the safest diagnostic approach.

Conclusion

Dental X-rays remain essential for timely diagnosis and accurate treatment planning. If you have not updated your imaging recently, discuss it at your next appointment in Abu Dhabi.

Cost for Dental X-ray in Abu Dhabi

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Cephalometric X-ray, tracing and interpretation 450 (AED)

Examination and diagnosis, complete, permanent dentition to include: extended examination on permanent dentition, recording history, charting, treatment planning 300-400 (AED)

Intraoral X-ray, complete series (minimum of 16 films including bitewings) 450 (AED)

Temporomandibular joint radiograph, single film 320 (AED)

Follow-up consultation with a dentist (within 6 months from the date of the initial examination, recall) 190 (AED)

2D Panoramic radiograph (Orthopantomogram, OPG) 300 (AED)

3D Computed Cone Beam Tomography (CBCT, 2 jaws) 550 (AED)

Our doctors

We've assembled an international team of dental experts who use cutting-edge technology — from 3D diagnostics to anti-stress dentistry with nitrous oxide.

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Why choose True Smile

International expertise under one roof

A truly global team with experience from leading clinics in different countries.

Anti-stress dentistry for adults and children

Gentle adaptation, calm communication, and nitrous oxide sedation when anxiety gets in the way.

Precise diagnostics, clear treatment plans

We explain every step, show options, and build a plan that matches your goals and budget.

Comfort-first, pain-controlled care

Modern anaesthesia and careful technique to keep treatment smooth and comfortable.

Family dentistry you can trust

From children's check-ups to complex adult cases, we care for smiles at every age.

Multilingual team

Our dentists and coordinators speak multiple languages, so you'll always feel understood.

CAPP MENA Dental Awards

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We answer frequently asked questions

A dental X-ray is a diagnostic imaging tool that uses a minimal amount of radiation to capture detailed images of your teeth and jawbone, helping dentists identify problems that are not visible during a routine examination.

Dental X-ray imaging works by directing controlled radiation through your oral structures, which is then captured on a digital sensor or film to produce a precise image of your dental anatomy.

The benefits include early detection of cavities, bone loss, impacted teeth, and other dental issues, allowing for timely and targeted treatment planning.

Dental X-rays are generally safe due to the low levels of radiation used, and protective measures such as lead aprons and thyroid collars are routinely employed to further minimize exposure.

The frequency of dental X-rays depends on your individual oral health and risk factors, but they are typically recommended once every one to two years during routine dental check-ups.

Common types include bitewing, periapical, panoramic, and cone beam computed tomography (CBCT), each offering unique views and levels of detail to aid in comprehensive dental evaluation.