Dental Imaging (OPG and Cone Beam CT) Clinics in New Zealand
Find a dental imaging clinic: compare 5 New Zealand clinic listings for dental imaging. Use the map and clinic list to compare locations.
- Clinics listed
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- 2
- Regions
- 2
- Brands
- 1
Brands offering dental imaging
Dental Imaging (OPG and Cone Beam CT) Clinics in New Zealand: map
Explore the clinic locations, then open a clinic page for its address, brand and scan details.
Dental Imaging (OPG and Cone Beam CT) Clinics in New Zealand
- Pacific Radiology – FortChristchurch Central, Christchurch
Dental imagingMRICT ScanUltrasoundX-rayFluoroscopy
- Pacific Radiology – MetroAddington, Christchurch
Dental imagingCT ScanUltrasoundX-ray
- Pacific Radiology – St George’s – ChristchurchMerivale, Christchurch
Dental imagingMRICT ScanUltrasoundX-rayMammography
- Pacific Radiology After Hours – ChristchurchChristchurch Central, Christchurch
Dental imagingCT ScanUltrasoundX-ray
- Radiology Department Tauranga HospitalTauranga South, Tauranga
Dental imagingCT ScanUltrasoundX-rayInterventional radiologyFluoroscopy
Where to find dental imaging in New Zealand
Dental imaging is listed in two of the 64 towns in this directory, and Christchurch alone accounts for four of the clinics. For much of the country this is a scan you travel for, so it is worth checking the nearest larger centre as well as your own town.
Dental imaging clinics by city
Dental imaging clinics by region
Brands listing dental imaging clinics
What is a dental imaging?
Dental imaging at a radiology clinic usually means an OPG, a single panoramic X-ray of all the teeth and jaws, or a cone beam CT, a low-dose 3D scan used to plan implants, wisdom-tooth removal and orthodontics. RadiologyInfo.org (RSNA and ACR): Panoramic dental X-ray
Referral
Dental imaging is requested by a dentist, oral surgeon or orthodontist. Bring the referral form; some clinics accept walk-in referred patients.
Time and preparation
An OPG takes a few minutes. A cone beam CT takes 10 to 20 minutes including positioning.
Who pays
Dental imaging is usually self-paid or covered by dental insurance. Some hospital dental services are publicly funded.
For a fuller explanation, read How to choose a radiology clinic in New Zealand.
Dental imaging questions
What is a dental imaging?
Dental imaging at a radiology clinic usually means an OPG, a single panoramic X-ray of all the teeth and jaws, or a cone beam CT, a low-dose 3D scan used to plan implants, wisdom-tooth removal and orthodontics.
Where can I get a dental imaging scan in New Zealand?
Compare 5 clinic listings for dental imaging in New Zealand. The largest visible city clusters include Christchurch, Tauranga, and the map above shows every location.
Do I need a referral for dental imaging in New Zealand?
Dental imaging is requested by a dentist, oral surgeon or orthodontist. Bring the referral form; some clinics accept walk-in referred patients.
How long does a dental imaging scan take?
An OPG takes a few minutes. A cone beam CT takes 10 to 20 minutes including positioning.
Who pays for dental imaging in New Zealand?
Dental imaging is usually self-paid or covered by dental insurance. Some hospital dental services are publicly funded. Confirm the fee and funding route with the clinic before you book.
How are dental imaging clinics chosen for this directory?
This page includes confirmed and likely dental imaging services. Each clinic listing groups unconfirmed services under “Likely also included”.
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Clinic details last checked: 19 September 2026. Content reviewed by Dr. Mark Bekhit, radiologist.