The Skull X-ray is a specialized diagnostic tool used to evaluate the bones of the head, including the skull, facial bones, sinuses, and jaw. While modern imaging like CT scans is often used for complex head trauma, skull X-rays remain a valuable option for evaluating head injuries, bone abnormalities, tumors, and chronic sinus conditions.
They are especially useful for detecting skull fractures, cranial calcifications, congenital anomalies, and dental or jaw-related issues. In children, they may also be used to monitor skull development or detect underlying medical syndromes.
Our high-resolution digital systems capture precise, detailed images with very low radiation exposure. Patients are positioned carefully to obtain multiple views as needed, ensuring a full understanding of the cranial structures and their condition.
Skull X-rays are quick and entirely non-invasive, offering peace of mind when assessing head trauma, chronic facial pain, or suspected bone growths.