X-RAY Mandible (AP+LAT)

600.00

An X-Ray Mandible (AP + LAT) is a diagnostic imaging test that captures two standard views of the mandible (lower jaw):

• AP (Anteroposterior) View: The X-ray beam passes from front to back, giving a frontal image of the jaw.
• LAT (Lateral) View: The beam passes from one side to the other, providing a side profile of the jaw.

These views give a comprehensive look at the structure and alignment of the lower jaw, including the chin, jawline, teeth roots, and mandibular joints.

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    Test Preparation

    Preparation is simple and usually includes the following:

    •  Remove Metal Objects:
      o Take off any jewelry, glasses, dentures, or facial piercings that might interfere with the imaging.
    •  Clothing:
      o You may be asked to wear a lead apron to protect other areas of your body from radiation.
    •  Inform the Technician:
      o If you are or might be pregnant, let the radiographer know beforehand.
      o Mention any dental implants, braces, or metal plates in the jaw area.
    •  Stay Still:
      o You’ll need to stay still and possibly hold your breath during the X-ray to get clear, accurate images.
    •  No Fasting Needed:
      o You can eat and drink normally before and after the exam.