What it is
Pano imaging shows upper and lower teeth, jaw joints, jawbone, sinuses, missing teeth, impacted teeth, and certain pathologies in a single 2D image.
Technology
A panoramic X-ray, often called a pano, captures the whole mouth in one image so we can evaluate the big picture.
Video explainer
This short visual overview summarizes the procedure, why Dr. Kingra may recommend it, and what patients can expect at Sunnyside Smiles.
Treatment details
Pano imaging shows upper and lower teeth, jaw joints, jawbone, sinuses, missing teeth, impacted teeth, and certain pathologies in a single 2D image.
A pano is helpful when planning extractions, dentures, orthodontic care, implants, or when a broad jaw view is needed beyond smaller dental X-rays.
Signs and symptoms
Every mouth is different. These are common reasons patients ask about pano 2d imaging, but an exam is the only way to know what is right for you.
How treatment works
Benefits
Aftercare
Questions
No. A pano is a 2D image. A CT scan creates a 3D view when more detail is needed.
Not always. Bitewings are often better for finding cavities between teeth.
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