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In-House OPG X-Ray in RT Nagar, Bengaluru

A full picture of your teeth, jaws and sinuses in a single scan — captured right here in our clinic. No referral-out delay, no waiting rooms at imaging centres, no guesswork.

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In-house OPG X-ray machine showing a panoramic dental scan at Mezan Dental Perfections
In-House OPG X-Ray

Imaging that keeps your care on schedule

An OPG (orthopantomogram) is a panoramic X-ray that shows all your teeth, jawbones, sinuses and surrounding structures in one image. It's essential for planning implants, wisdom-tooth assessment, orthodontics and detecting problems beneath the surface.

Because our OPG is in-house, your doctor can image and explain your diagnosis in the same visit — faster, more convenient and more accurate than being sent to an outside imaging centre.

OPG X-ray machine and imaging workstation at Mezan Dental Panoramic dental imaging equipment at Mezan Dental Digital panoramic X-ray workstation at Mezan Dental
Why It Matters

When you'll benefit from an OPG

Implant planning

A panoramic view of jawbone quality and position is essential before implant placement.

Hidden problem detection

See impacted wisdom teeth, cysts, bone loss and decay that a visual exam can't reveal.

Orthodontic planning

A complete view of tooth position and jaw structure guides aligner and braces treatment.

Why Choose Mezan

The convenience you don't get at every clinic

Same-visit diagnosis

Imaging and explanation happen in one appointment — no referral-out delay.

Accurate, digital images

High-quality digital panoramic scans give your doctor the detail needed for precise decisions.

Your doctor reads your scan

The dentist treating you reviews and explains your own imaging — nothing lost in transfer.

Safe & routine

Digital imaging uses low radiation, and your doctor only recommends scans that are genuinely needed.

FAQs

OPG X-ray — common questions

Yes. Digital panoramic imaging uses very low radiation, and it's only recommended when it genuinely helps your diagnosis. Your doctor will explain why it's needed.
No — it's used when a full view of your teeth and jaw is needed, such as for implant planning, wisdom teeth or orthodontics. Routine check-ups may not require it.
Just a couple of minutes. You stand at the machine, bite on a small support, and the scan is captured — often with results reviewed in the same appointment.

Questions about imaging or treatment?

Message us on WhatsApp — we're happy to explain what's right for your smile.