X-RAY Submandibular Oblique

600.00

An X-Ray Submandibular Oblique View is a specialized imaging test used to visualize the submandibular glands, which are salivary glands located beneath the lower jaw (mandible). The oblique angle allows clearer imaging of the gland and the surrounding soft tissues, avoiding overlap from the jawbone and teeth

Description

Test Preparation

Fasting:
o Not usually required, unless advised by your doctor for specific cases.
 Clothing & Accessories:
o Wear comfortable clothing; a gown may be provided if needed.
o Remove all metallic objects from the head and neck area, including:
Earrings
Necklaces
Hairpins
Dentures (if applicable)
Hearing aids
 Inform the Radiologist If:
o You are pregnant or may be pregnant
o You’ve had recent surgery, implants, or injury in the jaw or neck
During the Procedure:
o You will be asked to sit or lie down in an oblique position, with your head tilted or rotated to allow a side angle of the jaw.
o The X-ray beam is directed at the submandibular area from an angle to better visualize the