Digital imaging
Low-dose imaging, built for orthodontics
Digital X-ray records help Dr. Orbach see your roots, jaws, and growth clearly before treatment begins.
What X-rays do orthodontists take?
Clear records, lower dose
Orbach Orthodontics uses low-dose digital X-ray systems — Acteon for close-up intraoral images and MyRay Hyperion for the panoramic and cephalometric views orthodontics relies on. Digital imaging means a lower radiation dose than older film, instant high-definition images, and the precise diagnostic picture Dr. Orbach needs to plan your treatment.
The two views orthodontics needs
Panoramic and cephalometric
Panoramic
A single wide image of all your teeth, roots, and jaws, so nothing is missed before treatment.
Cephalometric
The side-profile X-ray unique to orthodontics. It measures how your teeth, jaws, and facial structure relate, and helps track growth for younger patients.
Low dose, high definition
The imaging systems we use
Intraoral X-ray
Acteon
Low-dose digital intraoral X-ray — sharp close-up images of individual teeth and roots, with instant results.
Panoramic & cephalometric X-ray
MyRay Hyperion
Low-dose digital panoramic and cephalometric imaging — the big-picture views orthodontic planning relies on, in high definition.
Imaging serves the plan
The image does not replace the doctor
X-rays do not treat anyone — they inform the orthodontist. Read alongside your digital scan, these images let Dr. Orbach diagnose accurately, plan the right tooth movement, and confirm roots and jaws are healthy and on track.
Meet Dr. OrbachImaging FAQ
Good to know
Are orthodontic X-rays safe?
What is a cephalometric X-ray?
Will I get new X-rays if I bring recent ones?
Start with records
Start with a free consult
We will take only the records needed to understand your bite and explain your treatment options clearly.