Cambie Dental
Dental X-Rays

Clear, accurate X‑rays for confident diagnoses.

X‑rays reveal what the eye can't see. We use low-radiation digital imaging to diagnose accurately and protect your long-term health.

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Dental X‑rays
Why Cambie Dental

X‑rays taken with care and purpose

We use digital X‑rays that produce instant, high-resolution images with minimal radiation.

No waiting, no guesswork. We review your X‑rays with you and explain exactly what we see.

80%

Less

Radiation vs film X‑rays

36+

Years

Of careful imaging

Safer Technology

Digital sensors reduce radiation exposure significantly compared to old film X‑rays.

Instant Results

Images appear on screen immediately, so we can review findings with you in real time.

Clear Explanations

We walk you through every X‑ray and explain what it means for your oral health.

What to Know

Understanding dental X‑rays

Dental X‑rays use small amounts of radiation to capture images of your teeth, roots, and jawbone. They're essential for spotting hidden decay, monitoring bone health, and ensuring nothing is developing beneath the surface.

Signs We May Need One

Tooth pain, swelling, suspected decay, or it's been over a year since your last full set.

What to Expect

A quick, painless process. We place a small sensor in your mouth and capture images in seconds.

When to Act

When dental X‑rays may be recommended

Swelling often indicates infection beneath the surface. X‑rays show abscesses, bone involvement, and the extent of the problem so we can treat it effectively.

X‑rays reveal whether wisdom teeth are impacted, angled, or pressing against other teeth. This helps us decide if extraction is needed and plan the approach.

Discoloration can signal a dying nerve or internal damage. X‑rays help us assess the root and surrounding bone to determine if treatment like a root canal is needed.

Your path to better care

01.

Book Your Consultation

Reach out online or give us a call. We'll find a time that works and answer any initial questions.

02.

Meet Your Dentist

We'll take the time to understand your concerns, examine thoroughly, and explain your options clearly.

03.

Get the Care You Need

No rushing, no pressure. We walk you through every step and make sure you're comfortable throughout.

04.

Smile with Confidence

Leave feeling informed, cared for, and confident in your healthier smile. That's the Cambie difference.

Our Approach

What to expect at Cambie Dental Centre

Step inside our clinic and meet the team that puts your comfort first.

Care & Longevity

Making the most of your imaging

Smart use of X‑rays means better diagnosis with minimal exposure. Here's how.

01

Stay current with recommended intervals

Staying on schedule catches problems early without over-imaging.

02

Let us know about X‑rays taken elsewhere

Dental imaging done at other clinics or hospitals can often be incorporated into your treatment plan.

03

Use imaging as a prevention tool

X‑rays catch cavities, bone loss, and infections before symptoms appear.

Transparent treatment estimates provides clarity

  • 01. Direct billing to all major insurances
  • 02. Pre-authorization when necessary
  • 03. Transparent options and cost
Lets Talk

No pressure. Just a conversation to start.

Understanding your value and goals is the first step in providing the best tailored care that is suitable for YOU. Thoughtful, honest, and educational is core to our approach from Day One.

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Helpful reads from our Vancouver team

Common Questions

Here's what patients
want to know most

Routine bitewings are typically taken once a year, and a full panoramic every few years. We only recommend more when they add diagnostic value.

Yes. Digital X‑rays use roughly 80% less radiation than traditional film, and lead aprons add another layer of protection. Risk is very low.

Most insurance plans include routine X‑rays as part of preventive care. We verify coverage ahead of your visit so there are no surprises.

You can. We recommend them when they're genuinely useful — to diagnose pain, check for decay between teeth, or monitor existing conditions. We won't push imaging you don't need.