Cephalometric X-ray
Cephalometric x-rays capture life-sized images of the skull bones and soft tissues from the front, back, and side views. They are commonly used in orthodontics and orthognathic surgery to assist in treatment planning by clearly showing the spatial relationship between the head and facial bones.
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How is a Cephalometric X-ray Taken?
During a cephalometric x-ray, the image sensor is aligned parallel to the patient’s midsagittal plane (the center line dividing the body into left and right). The x-ray source is placed directly opposite the sensor, capturing detailed images of the head bones and soft tissues from the front, back, and side views.
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