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Dental X rays in Lewisham allow dentists to examine areas of the teeth and jaws that are not visible during a routine examination. Digital dental imaging provides detailed views of the teeth, roots and surrounding bone to support accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
At ToothBrush Dental, modern digital radiographs help dentists identify changes within the teeth and bone while guiding personalised dental care.
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During a routine dental examination, dentists can assess the visible surfaces of teeth and gums. Dental radiographs provide additional information by showing structures beneath the surface and between the teeth.
Dental X rays help identify early tooth decay between teeth, changes in bone levels around the teeth, infections near the root tips and the condition of previous dental treatments.
Digital imaging is also used to support treatment planning for procedures such as root canal treatment, tooth extraction, orthodontic treatment and dental implants.
At ToothBrush Dental in Lewisham, dental X rays are taken only when clinically appropriate and always with patient consent.

Your dentist reviews your oral health and determines whether dental imaging is needed.
Small intraoral X rays or a panoramic OPG image may be taken depending on the diagnostic requirement.
Digital images appear instantly on screen so your dentist can review the results with you.
Your dentist explains what the images show and discusses any findings.
If further care is recommended, the radiographs help guide a clear treatment plan.
Dental X rays are often taken during routine dental check ups or hygiene visits when additional diagnostic information is needed.
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Dental X-rays often raise understandable questions. Here are helpful answers to the most common concerns.
Prices vary depending on whether you need a small X-ray, an OPG, or a CBCT scan. You will always receive a precise quote before treatment starts.
A CBCT scan provides much more information than a standard dental X-ray. It allows us to see the exact position of teeth, nerves, and bone, which is especially important for procedures such as dental implants, complex extractions, or orthodontic treatment.
Yes. Although CBCT scans use more radiation than a regular X-ray, the dose is still very low and carefully controlled. We only recommend a CBCT when it is clinically necessary, ensuring that the benefits always outweigh the risks.
Unlike routine dental X-rays, CBCT scans are only taken when required for specific treatments or diagnoses. For example, you may need a scan before implant placement, a surgical extraction, or advanced root canal treatment.
No. A CBCT scan is completely painless and non-invasive. You simply remain still while the machine rotates around your head.
CBCT scans are generally reserved for adults, but in some instances (such as orthodontic or surgical planning), they may be recommended for children or teenagers. Our team will only suggest a CBCT if it is necessary and safe.
Dental X-rays allow our Lewisham dentists to detect problems not visible during a routine check-up, such as decay between teeth, infections, bone loss, or impacted teeth.
Yes. Our modern digital dental X-rays use extremely low radiation levels — often lower than your natural daily exposure.
At ToothBrush Dental in Lewisham, all new patients have dental X-rays taken as part of their initial examination. This gives our dentists a complete picture of your oral health, helping us detect any hidden issues early and plan the right treatment for you.For regular patients, X-rays are usually taken once a year as part of your ongoing care. However, the frequency may vary depending on your individual needs and national dental guidelines. Patients with a higher risk of tooth decay, gum disease, or other oral health issues may require X-rays more often, while those with a low risk may need them less frequently. Our dentists will always recommend the safest and most appropriate X-ray schedule for your smile.
No. PA, bitewing, and OPG X-rays are quick, safe, and painless.
Yes. Children’s dental X-rays help monitor tooth development, check for decay, and plan orthodontic treatment when needed.
Accurate imaging helps you make confident decisions about your oral health. If you want clarity and a personalised plan, we are ready to help.