Dental X-ray
Modern diagnostics for the health of your teeth.
Dental X-rays, also known as dental radiographs, are an indispensable part of modern stomatological diagnostics. They allow us to obtain accurate and detailed images of the teeth, jaws, and surrounding structures, enabling us to quickly detect problems that would remain hidden during a routine examination.
X-ray images are crucial in planning treatments for cavities, extractions, implants, fixed prosthetics, but also during regular preventative check-ups.
When do we perform X-rays?
We perform X-rays whenever it is necessary:
detect tooth decay under a filling or in hard-to-reach areas.
detect tooth decay under a filling or in hard-to-reach areas.
analyze the condition of root canals during endodontic treatment.
analyze the condition of root canals during endodontic treatment.
plan for implant placement or other surgical procedures (extractions, apicoectomy, bone augmentation).
plan for implant placement or other surgical procedures (extractions, apicoectomy, bone augmentation).
assess the position of teeth and jaws during orthodontic treatment (e.g., before braces are fitted).
assess the position of teeth and jaws during orthodontic treatment (e.g., before braces are fitted).
detect bone loss or inflammation that is not visible to the naked eye.
detect bone loss or inflammation that is not visible to the naked eye.
prevent complications – undetected problems can lead to unnecessary extractions, worsening health, or the spread of infection.
prevent complications – undetected problems can lead to unnecessary extractions, worsening health, or the spread of infection.
Our Work – Before and After
Digital Technology – Less Radiation, More Precision
At our dental clinics in Prague, we use modern digital X-ray and 3D CBCT technologies that significantly reduce radiation exposure (up to 90%) while simultaneously providing results of the highest quality.
Thanks to these systems, we can create within seconds:
intraoral image (small detailed image of a specific tooth).
intraoral image (small detailed image of a specific tooth).
panoramic OPG image (entire jaw including roots).
panoramic OPG image (entire jaw including roots).
or a 3D CBCT scan (for more complex procedures – e.g., implants, orthodontics, surgery).
or a 3D CBCT scan (for more complex procedures – e.g., implants, orthodontics, surgery).
Our Benefits
Guarantee
A guarantee of quality and pain-free treatment
Top-tier equipment
Advanced equipment for superior care
Comprehensive Care
Comprehensive care for our patients
Opening Hours
Extended opening hours including Saturdays
Contracts
Contracts with health insurance providers
Dental laboratory
Our own modern dental laboratory
Location
Excellent transport accessibility
Reception Services
A pleasant and calm environment
Languages
We speak more than five languages
Availability
We have short waiting times for appointments
Our team
Vitalii Lysenko
Dentist
Not accepting clients
Smile Centrum Letňany
Smile Centrum Horní Počernice
Smile Centrum Mini – Prosek
Czech
Ukrainian
Russian
Endodontics
Dental crowns
Dental bridges
Ceramic veneers
Tooth decay treatment
Prophylaxis
Prosthetics
Initial examination
Extraction
Nazar Novosilskyi
Dentist
Accepting clients
Smile Centrum Eliška
Czech
Periodontology
Dental crowns
Dental bridges
Ceramic veneers
Prophylaxis
Implantation
Prosthetics
Gnatology
Initial examination
Tatiana Belkovskaia
Dentist
Accepting clients
Smile Centrum Šumperka
Czech
Ukrainian
Russian
Endodontics
Prophylaxis
Extraction
Quick, Convenient & Secure Diagnostics
We perform examinations directly in our dental offices in Prague; there is no need to visit other facilities. Images are available immediately and the doctor will discuss the results with you right away. The entire process is quick, painless, and safe even for children.
Book an appointment online, or contact us by phone or email – we will be happy to provide you with detailed information and care at the highest level.
As part of our comprehensive services, we also offer:
dental hygiene for children and adults.
dental hygiene for children and adults.
treatment of cavities and fillings.
treatment of cavities and fillings.
teeth whitening.
teeth whitening.
invisible braces (or clear aligners).
invisible braces (or clear aligners).
implants.
implants.
restorative and aesthetic dentistry.
restorative and aesthetic dentistry.
and the professional approach of our experienced team.
and the professional approach of our experienced team.
Prices for Initial Examination
Administrative Fees
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Administrative Fee / Medical Record Extract |
550 Kč |
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Missed or Cancelled Appointment (per 30 minutes) |
950 Kč |
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Initial Examination including Panoramic X-ray |
Covered by Health Insurance |
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Preventive Check-up (twice a year) |
Covered by Health Insurance |
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Initial Examination for Uninsured Patients / No Health Insurance Coverage |
1950 Kč |
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Emergency Fee for Uninsured Patients / No Health Insurance Coverage |
950 Kč |
X-ray – Examinations
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Evaluation of OPG and X-ray Images |
Covered by Health Insurance |
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Intraoral X-ray (for private patients) - Taking + Evaluation |
250 Kč |
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OPG Image (for private patients) - Taking + Evaluation |
890 Kč |
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CBCT Scan Quadrant |
1190 Kč |
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CBCT Scan 1 Jaw |
1490 Kč |
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CBCT Scan Full Mouth |
1790 Kč |
(*) price including 21% VAT
Indications and Contraindications for Dental X-ray Examination
X-rays are an integral part of modern dentistry. They provide an invisible view beneath the surface of the teeth and gums, enabling accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning. Below, you’ll find an overview of situations where X-ray examination is appropriate, and when caution or postponement may be advisable.
Indications (When is an X-ray Examination Recommended?)
1. Diagnosis of Tooth Decay
Especially for detecting hidden interdental caries, caries under old fillings, and caries in hard-to-reach areas.
1. Diagnosis of Tooth Decay
Especially for detecting hidden interdental caries, caries under old fillings, and caries in hard-to-reach areas.
2. Inflammation and Infections
To diagnose inflammation around the roots of teeth (periapical inflammation), cysts, abscesses or bone inflammation.
2. Inflammation and Infections
To diagnose inflammation around the roots of teeth (periapical inflammation), cysts, abscesses or bone inflammation.
3. Tooth Pain or Sensitivity
To determine the cause of unexplained pain or increased tooth sensitivity.
3. Tooth Pain or Sensitivity
To determine the cause of unexplained pain or increased tooth sensitivity.
4. Periodontal Diagnosis
To assess bone loss in patients with periodontitis and evaluate the depth of periodontal pockets.
4. Periodontal Diagnosis
To assess bone loss in patients with periodontitis and evaluate the depth of periodontal pockets.
5. Planning Dental Procedures
Before root canal treatment (endodontics), tooth extraction, dental implant placement, orthodontic treatment, or prosthetic replacement (crowns, bridges).
5. Planning Dental Procedures
Before root canal treatment (endodontics), tooth extraction, dental implant placement, orthodontic treatment, or prosthetic replacement (crowns, bridges).
6. Post-Treatment Check-ups
After root canal treatment, extraction, implant placement or other surgical procedures to check the result and healing.
6. Post-Treatment Check-ups
After root canal treatment, extraction, implant placement or other surgical procedures to check the result and healing.
7. Assessment of Tooth Development
In children and adolescents for monitoring the eruption of permanent teeth, root development and detection of anomalies.
7. Assessment of Tooth Development
In children and adolescents for monitoring the eruption of permanent teeth, root development and detection of anomalies.
8. Trauma to Teeth and Jaws
To diagnose fractures of teeth, roots or jaw bones.
8. Trauma to Teeth and Jaws
To diagnose fractures of teeth, roots or jaw bones.
9. Evaluation of Cysts and Tumors
To detect pathological formations in the jaw and their extent.
9. Evaluation of Cysts and Tumors
To detect pathological formations in the jaw and their extent.
Contraindications (When Should Caution be Exercised?)
1. Acute Infections and Inflammation
Uncontrolled acute infections in the oral cavity (e.g., extensive abscess) or systemic infection of the body (e.g., flu with fever).
1. Acute Infections and Inflammation
Uncontrolled acute infections in the oral cavity (e.g., extensive abscess) or systemic infection of the body (e.g., flu with fever).
2. Uncontrolled Systemic Diseases
Severe uncontrolled diabetes, unstable heart disease (e.g., recent myocardial infarction, untreated hypertension) or serious blood clotting disorders.
2. Uncontrolled Systemic Diseases
Severe uncontrolled diabetes, unstable heart disease (e.g., recent myocardial infarction, untreated hypertension) or serious blood clotting disorders.
3. Pregnancy (relative)
Certain procedures (especially X-rays, invasive surgeries) are recommended to be postponed until the second trimester or after delivery, unless it is an acute condition.
3. Pregnancy (relative)
Certain procedures (especially X-rays, invasive surgeries) are recommended to be postponed until the second trimester or after delivery, unless it is an acute condition.
4. Allergies
Known allergies to local anesthetics, medications or materials (metals, resins) used in dental treatment.
4. Allergies
Known allergies to local anesthetics, medications or materials (metals, resins) used in dental treatment.
5. Taking Certain Medications
Anticoagulants (blood-thinning medications), immunosuppressants, bisphosphonates, corticosteroids - require consultation and possible adjustments to treatment.
5. Taking Certain Medications
Anticoagulants (blood-thinning medications), immunosuppressants, bisphosphonates, corticosteroids - require consultation and possible adjustments to treatment.
Important Note: Dental X-ray examinations are always performed with maximum consideration for safety and minimal radiation exposure. Modern digital X-rays and precise beam targeting minimize exposure to only the necessary area. This list is general and indicative. Each case is individual, and the need for an X-ray image is always decided by a dentist based on clinical examination and your medical history. It is always crucial to inform your dentist of your complete medical history and current health status, including any pregnancy, so they can choose the safest and most effective approach.
Patient Experiences
Patient feedback after a full-mouth restoration on implants.
Feedback from a female patient after a full-mouth restoration on implants.
Patient feedback after a full-mouth restoration on implants.
Dental X-ray FAQ
On this page of our dental practice, we have prepared answers to the most frequently asked questions from our patients. If you cannot find what you are looking for here, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Yes. We use digital X-ray with minimal radiation exposure. It is also suitable for children and pregnant women (according to the doctor's indication).
We recommend booking an appointment - by phone. This will allow us to schedule a quick appointment without waiting.
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