OPG

An Orthopantomagram (OPG) is an upper and lower jaw panoramic scanning dental X-ray. Orthopantomagraph or Panorex are two more names for it that are sometimes used as trade names. It displays a two-dimensional, flattened perspective of a half-circle that extends from ear to ear. The maxilla (upper jaw) and mandible (lower jaw) can be seen in the viewing area of panoramic x-rays, which enable images of many angles to be captured to make up the composite panoramic image. The buildings that are not in the field of view are hazy. Most likely, your dentist will take an OPG at some point during your dental care.
An OPG also shows the number, position, and development of all teeth, even those that have not yet broken the gum surface or emerged through it. It differs from the tiny, close-up x-rays of each individual tooth that dentists take. It has a much wider field of view but less fine detail. This can be especially helpful to check places that are difficult to view, like wisdom teeth, or the growth of a child’s jaw and teeth. Additionally, especially if you grind your teeth, it is frequently used to assess the TMJ (temporomandibular joint), also known as the CMA (cranio-mandibular articulation).
The main benefit of panoramic photos or OPGs

- extensive covering of the teeth, TMJ, and facial bones (temporomandibular joint)
- low radiation dose to patient
- Patient convenience throughout the examination
- the capacity to be used with patients whose mouths cannot be opened
- Creating the image took very little time.
- useful visual resource for presenting cases and educating patients
- Any jewellery or metallic objects around your head or neck will be requested to be taken off by your dentist since they could obstruct the x-ray and interfere with the image. Only 20 seconds of the OPG’s normal 3-minute completion time are used to capture an image.
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