Diagnostic Radiology
X-ray
At United Radiology, we offer high-resolution digital X-rays to assist in diagnosing a wide range of conditions. Whether you're dealing with an injury, ongoing pain, or require routine imaging, our experienced team delivers fast, bulk billed results using advanced low-dose equipment.
At United Radiology, we offer high-resolution digital X-rays to assist in diagnosing a wide range of conditions. Whether you're dealing with an injury, ongoing pain, or require routine imaging, our experienced team delivers fast, bulk billed results using advanced low-dose equipment.
What is an X-ray
A fast, non-invasive scan used to assess bones, joints, lungs, and more using low-dose radiation.
What conditions can X-ray detect?
Fractures, dislocations, lung infections, spinal issues and more.
Is an X-ray safe?
Yes — our equipment uses low-dose radiation and is operated by qualified radiographers.
Do I need to prepare for an X-ray?
Usually not. You may need to remove metal objects or wear a gown.
How long does an X-ray take?
Most X-rays are completed in 10–15 minutes.
Are X-rays bulk billed?
Yes — all X-rays are bulk billed with a valid referral.
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Cone Beam CT (CBCT)
At United Radiology, we provide advanced Cone Beam CT (CBCT) imaging using state of the art technology and experienced radiology specialists. CBCT is a highly detailed, three dimensional imaging technique designed to support precise diagnosis and confident treatment planning. Whether for dental implants, orthodontic assessment or surgical planning, our team delivers accurate results in a calm and professional environment.
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Schedule quickly online, or contact our team if you need a hand. A valid referral is required.