Cephalometric X-ray
Cephalometric x-rays are films taken in the real size of the skull bones and soft tissues in the front, back and side positions. It is usually used in orthodontic treatment and orthognathic surgery patients. It facilitates treatment planning as it shows the position of the head and facial bones relative to each other.
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How is a Cephalometric X-ray taken?
First, in the cephalometric x-ray, the image sensor is positioned parallel to the patient’s midsagittal plane. The beam source is also located directly opposite the image sensor and imaging of the head bones and soft tissues is performed in the front, back and side positions.
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