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Alabang (Muntinlupa): Unit 217 Civic Prime, Filinvest Corporate City, Alabang, Muntinlupa City

EDSA Muñoz (Quezon City): Unit 4E, Lemon Square Bldg., 1199 EDSA Muñoz, Brgy. Katipunan, Quezon City, Metro Manila

Legarda (Manila): 2F Gordi Plaza, 2125 Legarda St, Quiapo, Manila, 1001 Metro Manila

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We offer OralMax CBCT Scan, Dental Scope 3D & Digital Panoramic/Ceph/TMJ.

We're open from Monday to Sunday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

You can schedule an appointment through this website. Proceed to the “About Us” tab and click “Schedule Appointment” from the dropdown menu.

Although a prescription would be preferred, it is not a requirement to get a scan.

Yes, you are entitled to one (1) copy of your scan/x-ray. If you want additional copies, extra charges will apply.

Yes, our scans have about 90% less radiation than medical CT scans and other X-rays. Our radiological technicians have received certifications, and are trained in radiation safety in order to properly handle the machines and manipulate the software.

An OralMax™ CBCT offers a comprehensive 3-dimensional view of your teeth, bones, and soft tissues, similar to an X-ray but with greater depth and detail. This advanced scan significantly aids your dentist to identify nuances that conventional methods might overlook.

Dental imaging is a critical tool for your diagnosis, treatment planning and/or treatment evaluation. It provides information for your Dentists to study and understand your case as their patient, identify possible risks, and come up with an informed decision on the best treatment modality.

Getting an OralMax™ CBCT scan significantly enhances diagnostic accuracy, aiding your dentist in formulating precise treatment strategies for improved patient care.

An OralMax™ CBCT scan of your oral and maxillofacial region is crucial for your dentist as it minimizes treatment errors and misdiagnoses. This comprehensive view of your teeth, bones, and soft tissues equips them with vital information, ensuring accurate treatment decisions and effective care.

Yes, there's a certain amount of radiation involved in an OralMax™ CBCT scan, similar to regular X-rays. But rest assured, these scans use very low radiation—about 90% less than medical CT scans and other X-rays.