Dental X-Rays in Klang

Routine and detailed digital X-rays to catch problems you can't see or feel.

Digital dental X-ray shown on screen at Ooi Dan Rakan

See what's hidden

We take X-rays to see between and beneath your teeth, so that problems invisible to the naked eye don't go unnoticed.

Digital, low-dose imaging

We use digital X-ray equipment, so that you get clear images with a lower radiation dose than older film-based methods.

Results right away

We view digital X-rays instantly on screen, so that we can talk through what we see with you the same visit.

Full-mouth or targeted

We choose between a small intraoral X-ray or a full panoramic image, so that you only get the imaging that's actually useful for your situation.

What Are Dental X-Rays?

Dental X-rays let us see what's happening beneath the surface, between your teeth, below the gumline, and inside the jaw. We use both intraoral X-rays (a small, targeted image of a specific tooth or area) and extraoral panoramic X-rays (a wider image capturing your whole jaw and teeth).

Our X-ray equipment is digital, so images appear on screen instantly at a lower radiation dose than older film-based systems, and we can review them with you the same visit.

Dental X-ray equipment at Ooi Dan Rakan
How it works

Your treatment, step by step.

1

Assessment

We decide which type of X-ray is needed based on your symptoms or routine schedule.

2

Capture the Image

We take the X-ray using digital equipment, quick and comfortable.

3

Review Together

We show you the image on screen and explain what it shows.

4

Next Steps

We talk through what, if anything, needs to happen next based on what the X-ray reveals.

Could Dental X-Rays Be Right for You?

X-rays are used both routinely, as part of regular check-ups, and specifically, when we need to investigate pain or plan a treatment.

It's time for your routine check-up and an X-ray is due.

You have tooth pain and we need to see what's happening beneath the surface.

You're a new patient and we need a baseline picture of your teeth and jaw.

You're being assessed for a treatment like a crown, root canal, or extraction.

Not sure whether you're due for an X-ray? We'll let you know at your next check-up.

Frequently asked questions.

Here is what people ask us most about Dental X-Rays.

Yes. We use digital X-ray equipment, which uses a low radiation dose, and we only take X-rays when they're clinically useful.

An intraoral X-ray is a small image of a specific tooth or area, taken with the film inside your mouth. An extraoral (panoramic) X-ray captures your whole jaw and all your teeth in one wider image, from outside your mouth.

It depends on your oral health and history. Many patients need one roughly once a year, but we'll advise based on your specific situation.

Yes. Since our X-rays are digital, we can show you the image on screen right away and walk you through what it shows.

Time for a Check-Up?

Message us to book a check-up, X-rays included if you're due one.