Dental X-Ray Services
Provide safe, low-radiation imaging with high detail for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. They help dentists detect issues early, guide advanced procedures, and ensure a more comfortable patient experience.
Procedures
Cone Beam CT Scan (CBCT)
Periapical X-Ray
Panoramic X-Ray
Cephalometric X-Ray
Transcranial X-Ray (TMJ)
Clearer Images. Better Diagnosis. Safer Technology.
When it comes to diagnosing dental problems and planning the right treatment, precision is everything. At Affinity Dental Clinics, we believe in giving our patients the most accurate, comfortable, and safe experience possible. That’s why we invest in digital dental X-ray technology—an essential part of modern, patient-centered care.
Whether you’re coming in for a routine check-up or preparing for advanced oral surgery or orthodontics, our digital dental X-rays help us see what the naked eye can’t. With minimal radiation exposure and highly detailed images, digital X-rays allow our dentists to make better, faster, and more informed decisions about your oral health.
What Is a Dental X-Ray?
A dental X-ray is an imaging technique used to see inside the mouth—beyond what’s visible during a physical exam. It captures images of your teeth, roots, jawbones, and surrounding structures, helping dentists detect issues early, monitor progress, or plan procedures with accuracy.
At Affinity Dental Clinics, all our X-ray systems are 100% digital, offering the safest and most advanced form of radiography available today.
Digital X-rays not only expose patients to less radiation compared to traditional film-based X-rays, but they also deliver high-resolution images in seconds.
Five Types of Digital Dental X-Rays at Affinity Dental Clinics
At Affinity Dental Clinics, we utilize the latest digital radiography technology to support accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. All of our clinics are equipped with state-of-the-art imaging systems that provide clear, high-resolution images with significantly reduced radiation exposure compared to traditional methods.
Here are the five types of Digital Dental X-Rays we offer across our locations in Makati, BGC, Alabang, Ortigas, Parañaque, and Cebu:
Provides a detailed image of a specific tooth, including the crown, root, and surrounding bone. Commonly used to detect tooth decay, infections, bone loss, cysts, or abscesses—essential for diagnosing root or supporting bone issues.
Offers a broad view of the entire mouth in a single image, including both arches, jaws, sinuses, and surrounding structures. Essential for impacted wisdom teeth, orthodontic assessments, and implant planning.
Primarily used in orthodontics, this captures a side profile of the face and skull, helping analyze jaw alignment, airway space, and growth patterns—critical for braces and clear aligner planning.
Provides a 3D view of teeth, bone, nerves, and soft tissues in a single scan. Indispensable for implant planning, surgery, root canal therapy, and complex cases—enabling evaluation of bone density, nerve locations, and root anatomy with unmatched precision.
Specialized extraoral radiograph for evaluating the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). Valuable for diagnosing TMJ disorders, misalignment, and chronic jaw pain, capturing a lateral view of the skull and jaw joint positioning.
Why Digital Dental X-Rays Are Better
Digital dental X-rays offer a host of benefits over conventional film-based X-rays:
• Instant imaging – no film development required
• Higher image quality – clearer details for better diagnosis
• Eco-friendly – no chemicals, no waste
• Easier communication – digital images
can be enlarged, shared, and stored securely in your patient record
For our patients, this means more peace of mind, shorter appointments, and a higher standard of care.
Patient Comfort Comes First
We understand that many patients may feel nervous or unsure about X-rays. Rest assured that at Affinity Dental Clinics, your comfort and safety are always a priority. Our digital X-ray systems are:
• Quick – Most scans take less than a minute
• Painless – No discomfort or invasive tools
• Non-claustrophobic – Especially true for panoramic and CBCT scans
• Conducted by trained staff – Who explain every step of the way
For our patients, this means more peace of mind, shorter appointments, and a higher standard of care.
When Are Dental X-Rays Needed?
Your dentist may recommend a dental X-ray during:
• Diagnosis of pain, swelling, or infection
• Planning for dental implants, extractions, or braces
• Evaluation of bone loss due to gum disease
• Follow-up of root canal treatment or oral surgery
By taking X-rays only when needed, we ensure that every image is clinically justified and adds value to your care.
Advanced Dental Technology at Every Branch
All Affinity Dental Clinics are equipped with advanced digital imaging tools, including Cone Beam CT, digital panoramic, periapical, and cephalometric X-ray machines. No need to be referred elsewhere—your entire diagnosis and treatment planning can be done under one roof.
Wherever you go, you’ll receive the same trusted, high-quality imaging and care.
Why Choose Affinity Dental Clinics?
At Affinity, we’ve always believed in investing in technology that improves patient outcomes. Our use of advanced digital dental X-rays reflects that commitment. We combine top-tier equipment with the expertise of our experienced dental team to ensure that your care is:
• Efficient
• Personalized
With us, your dental X-rays are more than just pictures—they’re the foundation of a treatment plan built around your specific needs and goals.
Book Your Digital Dental X-Ray Today
Whether you’re starting treatment or just due for a check-up, having updated digital X-rays is one of the best things you can do for your oral health.
Visit any of our Affinity Dental Clinics in Makati, BGC, Alabang, Ortigas, Parañaque, or Cebu to experience high-precision, low-radiation, patient-centered digital imaging.
Affinity Dental Clinics – Precision in Every Image. Trust in Every Smile.
Book a Dental X-ray Services today at any of our branches and discover the Affinity Dental difference in children’s care.
