Instant Images. Up to 90% Less Radiation.

Digital RVG X-Rays in Bangalore

At PRALASH Dermystique & Dentique, HRBR Layout, digital RVG X-rays give you a clear, detailed image in seconds — with a fraction of the radiation of traditional film, for safer, faster diagnosis.

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About the Technology

What Is an RVG X-Ray?

RVG stands for RadioVisioGraphy — a digital intraoral X-ray system where a small sensor placed in your mouth captures the image directly onto a computer screen, instead of using traditional film that needs to be chemically developed.

The result is a sharper, faster, lower-radiation X-ray that can be zoomed and enhanced on screen — used alongside our Intra-Oral Scanners and CBCT imaging to build a complete digital picture before treatment planning.

Digital RVG X-ray dental imaging in Bangalore at PRALASH
Our Process

How a Digital RVG X-Ray Works

01
Sensor Positioned in Mouth

A small, flat digital sensor is placed against the tooth or area being examined.

02
Brief X-Ray Exposure

A very short, low-dose exposure captures the image — over in a fraction of a second.

03
Image Appears On-Screen Instantly

No developing, no waiting — the image is visible on the computer within seconds.

04
Digital Enhancement & Zoom

Brightness, contrast and zoom are adjusted on screen for the clearest possible diagnostic view.

05
Findings Discussed With You

Your dentist reviews the image with you in the same visit, pointing out exactly what it shows.

06
Saved to Your Digital Records

Images are stored digitally, making it easy to compare against future X-rays over time.

X-Ray Types

Types of RVG X-Rays We Take

Periapical (Single Tooth) RVG

Shows a full tooth from crown to root tip — used to check root canal work, infections and abscesses.

Bitewing RVG

Captures upper and lower teeth together — the standard way to check for cavities between teeth.

Full-Mouth RVG Series

A complete set of images covering every tooth, used for comprehensive treatment planning.

Post-Treatment / Follow-Up RVG

A quick check X-ray to confirm a filling, crown, root canal or extraction site is healing as expected.

Advantages

Benefits of Digital RVG X-Rays

Up to 90% Less Radiation

A fraction of the exposure of traditional film, for a diagnostically clear image.

Instant Results

No darkroom, no waiting — the image appears on screen within seconds.

Zoom & Enhance

Digital tools let your dentist magnify and adjust the image for a more precise diagnosis.

Easy to Store & Compare

Digital records make it simple to track changes in a tooth or bone level over time.

No Darkroom Chemicals

A cleaner process for the clinic, with nothing to develop or dispose of.

Who Is It For?

When Is an RVG X-Ray Needed?

An RVG X-ray is typically recommended for:

  • Checking for cavities between teeth not visible on exam
  • Root canal treatment planning and follow-up
  • Assessing bone loss from gum disease
  • Checking wisdom teeth or unerupted teeth position
  • Confirming the fit of a filling, crown or restoration
Transparent Pricing

Digital RVG X-Ray Cost in Bangalore

Cost depends on how many images are needed for your diagnosis or treatment.

Single RVG X-Ray
₹150 – ₹400

One periapical or bitewing image for a specific tooth or area.

Full-Mouth RVG Series
₹1,500 – ₹3,000

A complete set of images for comprehensive treatment planning.

Why PRALASH?

Why Choose Us for Digital X-Rays?

Lower Radiation by Design

Digital sensors are used clinic-wide, keeping every X-ray as low-dose as possible.

Same-Visit Results

Images are reviewed with you immediately, so treatment decisions aren't delayed.

Used Across Every Treatment

From routine checkups to root canals, implants and orthodontics — imaging is built into the process.

Conveniently Located

Easy to reach from HRBR Layout, Kalyan Nagar and Kammanahalli for a quick diagnostic visit.

Comparison

Digital RVG vs Traditional Film X-Ray

Factor Digital RVG Traditional Film
Radiation DoseUp to 80–90% lowerHigher
Result TimeSeconds, on-screenMinutes, needs developing
Image AdjustmentZoom, enhance digitallyFixed once developed
StorageDigital patient recordPhysical film, can degrade
Environmental ImpactNo chemicalsRequires developing chemicals

RVG X-rays are a routine part of Root Canal Treatment and Guided Implant Rehabilitation — see how imaging fits into each treatment.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

RVG stands for RadioVisioGraphy — a digital intraoral X-ray system where a small sensor placed in your mouth captures the image directly onto a computer screen, instead of using traditional film that needs to be developed.

Yes, considerably. Digital RVG sensors use up to 80–90% less radiation than traditional dental film X-rays, while still producing a clear, diagnostically detailed image.

A regular film X-ray needs to be exposed, removed and chemically developed before a dentist can see it — taking several minutes and using more radiation. An RVG image appears on screen within seconds, using a fraction of the radiation, and can be zoomed and enhanced digitally.

The sensor is a small, flat rectangular device positioned against the tooth being examined — similar to film, it can feel slightly firm for a few seconds, but it's brief and most patients tolerate it easily.

Almost instantly — the image appears on the computer screen within seconds of capture, so your dentist can review and discuss it with you in the same appointment.

RVG X-rays detect cavities between teeth, bone loss from gum disease, infections at tooth roots, and the position of unerupted or wisdom teeth, and are used to guide root canal treatment and check the fit of fillings, crowns and other restorations.

This depends entirely on your individual oral health and treatment needs — some patients need one for a single problem tooth, others need periodic X-rays as part of routine monitoring. There's no fixed schedule; your dentist recommends one only when it will change or confirm a diagnosis.

Dental X-rays, including RVG, are generally considered very low-risk, and RVG's reduced radiation makes it an even more conservative option. As with any imaging during pregnancy, tell your dentist if you are or might be pregnant, and a lead apron shield is used as a standard precaution.

Ready for a Fast, Low-Radiation X-Ray?

Book a consultation at PRALASH Dermystique & Dentique, HRBR Layout — digital RVG imaging is part of every diagnostic visit here.

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