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Good to know before you book

A dental X-ray can mean several different things depending on what your dentist needs to see. A single periapical film covers one tooth, a bitewing checks between two teeth for decay, a full panoramic (OPG) scan captures your whole jaw in one image, and a CBCT scan builds a 3D picture, usually taken before implant or complex root canal work.

Prices on Keystone run from £15 to £275, with most practices charging £60 to £90 for a standard X-ray. A single small film sits at the cheap end, and a full panoramic or CBCT scan sits at the top. Some practices fold routine X-rays into the check-up price, and others bill them separately, so it's worth asking which applies before you book.

If you only need imaging for a second opinion or a specific concern, ask whether the practice will do a single film rather than a fuller set. New patients are sometimes given a fuller set of X-rays as part of their first assessment, which costs more than a single follow-up image, so say so if you're only after one specific scan.

Want the full picture on prices? Have a read of our How Much Does a Dental X-Ray Cost in the UK? (2026 Prices).