X-Rays

Fast & Reliable X-Rays – Clear Images for Accurate Diagnoses

What is an X-Ray?

An X-ray is a medical imaging test that uses low-dose radiation to create detailed images of the body’s internal structures, primarily bones, joints, and certain soft tissues. It is commonly used to detect fractures, infections, lung diseases, arthritis, and dental issues. X-rays provide quick, real-time visuals, allowing healthcare providers to diagnose conditions efficiently. Since the process is non-invasive and painless, it remains one of the most widely used imaging techniques.

Who’s it for?

X-rays are essential for patients of all ages who need quick and accurate diagnosis of injuries or medical conditions. They are commonly recommended for those who have suffered bone fractures, joint dislocations, or chronic pain. Additionally, individuals with lung conditions, infections, or unexplained swelling may require X-rays for proper diagnosis. This imaging test is also used in pre-surgical assessments and dental evaluations to detect hidden issues early.

Why It’s Done?

Doctors request X-rays to identify injuries, detect diseases, and monitor ongoing medical conditions. They help confirm fractures, lung infections, arthritis progression, and internal organ abnormalities. X-rays are also vital in emergency settings to assess trauma-related injuries quickly. With immediate results and detailed imaging, they allow physicians to provide accurate treatment plans, helping patients recover faster and avoid complications.

FAQs

How long does an X-ray take?

Most X-rays take 10-15 minutes, and results are available quickly.

X-rays use low-dose radiation, making them safe when performed as needed.

Most cases require a doctor’s referral, but some screenings may not.

Yes! We offer same-day X-ray services for urgent needs.

Most insurance plans cover X-rays, and self-pay options are available.

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