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X-Rays & CT Scanning in Dumfries
- GDC Registered
- Diagnostic Imaging Centre
- NHS Places Available
- Denplan Member Practice
ABOUT DENTAL IMAGING
What are dental X-rays and CT scans?
3D CT (CBCT) scanning goes further, building a detailed model of your jaw and teeth, most often used to plan treatments like implants, complex extractions or orthodontics with real precision.
TREATMENT OPTIONS
Types of imaging we offer
Bitewing X-Rays
Routine images used to check between teeth for early decay.
Panoramic (OPG) X-Rays
A wide view of your entire jaw, teeth and surrounding structures.
3D CBCT Scanning
Detailed 3D imaging for precise treatment planning.
Implant & Surgical Planning Scans
Mapping bone structure ahead of implants or oral surgery.
PRIVATE & NHS
NHS & private imaging in Dumfries
NHS X-rays
Routine X-rays are included as part of your NHS examination where clinically needed.
Private & 3D imaging
Access to 3D CBCT scanning for detailed treatment planning, available privately.
NHS X-rays follow the standard Scottish fee scale; 3D CBCT scanning is priced separately and confirmed before your appointment.
HOW IT WORKS
Your imaging appointment
A quick, straightforward process that gives us — and you — a clearer picture.
Referral or request
The scan
Review
Diagnosis
Treatment planning
WHY CHOOSE US
Why choose Dumfries Dental Studio for dental imaging
Private-led care
Access to advanced imaging, whether you're a private or NHS patient.
Unhurried visits
Time taken to explain what your scans show, not just what to do next.
Diagnostic expertise
On-site 3D CBCT scanning used to plan treatment precisely.
In the heart of town
A calm, welcoming studio in Dumfries, easy to reach for appointments.
QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Dental X-rays use a very low dose of radiation, and we only take the images that are clinically necessary for your care.
Yes, routine X-rays are included as part of your NHS examination where clinically needed.
A standard X-ray gives a flat, 2D image, while a 3D CBCT scan builds a detailed model of your jaw — useful for planning implants or complex treatment with real precision.
This depends on your oral health and treatment history — your dentist will advise a schedule based on your individual risk of decay or gum disease.
3D CBCT scanning is priced separately from routine NHS X-rays and confirmed before your appointment.
NEW PATIENTS
Need a clearer picture?
Book a consultation and let’s find out exactly what’s going on — privately or through the NHS.