Digital OPG (Panoramic) X-Rays.
One panoramic image of your entire mouth — teeth, jaws, sinuses and joints.
At Om Dental Clinic, the digital OPG is a key diagnostic tool for planning implants, assessing wisdom teeth, detecting cysts or infections, evaluating jawbone levels, and planning full-mouth treatment. Because it is digital, the image appears on screen in seconds with a fraction of the radiation of older film X-rays.
Six reasons digital OPG improves your diagnosis.
Your OPG scan, step by step.
The technology behind it.
When we take a digital OPG.
Affordable, diagnostic-grade imaging.
₹400
Included
₹1,500
Important: A digital OPG is one of the most cost-effective diagnostic tools in dentistry — it reveals problems invisible to the naked eye and supports accurate, predictable treatment planning.
Four reasons our digital OPG imaging stands out.
The most asked digital opg questions.
Yes. Digital OPG uses a very low dose of radiation — a fraction of older film X-rays — and a lead apron is used as a standard precaution. It is safe for routine diagnostic and treatment-planning use. We always follow the lowest-dose principle.
A digital OPG shows your entire mouth in one panoramic image — all upper and lower teeth, both jawbones, the sinuses, and the jaw (TMJ) joints. It reveals impacted teeth, cysts, infections, bone loss and other problems invisible during a normal examination.
The scan itself takes about 20 seconds, during which the machine arm rotates around your head. You simply stand still — nothing touches your mouth. The entire appointment, including positioning and review, takes just a few minutes.
A digital OPG is typically taken before dental implant placement, for assessing wisdom teeth, for full-mouth treatment planning, and to investigate unexplained pain or swelling. Your dentist will recommend it when a full-mouth view is needed.
At Om Dental Clinic, a standalone digital OPG scan is around ₹400. It is often included as part of implant, wisdom-tooth and full-mouth treatment planning. A combined OPG + CBCT 3D scan for complex cases is around ₹1,500.
No. An OPG is a 2D panoramic image, while CBCT is a 3D scan. OPG is excellent for an overall view and most planning; CBCT is used for detailed 3D assessment in complex implant, surgical and endodontic cases. We use each where appropriate.