X-ray facial bones, 1-2 views

Procedure Information

What is X-ray Facial Bones, 1-2 Views?

X-ray facial bones, 1-2 views is a medical imaging procedure used to create two-dimensional images of the bones of the face.

Why Would I Get X-ray Facial Bones, 1-2 Views?

X-ray facial bones, 1-2 views is typically used to help diagnose and treat a variety of conditions and injuries involving the face, including fractures, tumors, and sinus infections.

What Happens During X-ray Facial Bones, 1-2 Views?

During an X-ray facial bones, 1-2 views procedure, the patient will be asked to stand or sit in front of an X-ray machine. The technician will then use a handheld device to take x-ray images of the face from two different angles.

What to Expect After X-ray Facial Bones, 1-2 Views?

Once the x-ray images have been taken, the technician will review them and review the results with the patient. The patient will be instructed to make an appointment for a follow-up with their doctor or specialist in order to discuss the results further.

Conclusion

X-ray facial bones, 1-2 views is a medical imaging procedure used to diagnose and treat injuries and illnesses related to the face. During the procedure, two x-ray images will be taken from different angles. After the procedure, a follow-up appointment with a doctor is required to discuss the results.