Dr. Raju Ramekar, MBBS, DMRD
I am Dr. Raju Ramekar, a radiologist with over 25 years of experience in medical imaging. I completed my medical education from the prestigious Government Medical College, Nagpur.
Since 2002, I have been proudly serving the people of Adilabad through Ganpati Diagnostic Centre, the first diagnostic centre in the district. Our centre is committed to providing accurate, safe, and reliable diagnostic services with the latest technology.
We are equipped with the advanced Samsung WS80A Sonography machine, Konica Digital X-Ray system, and a Vatech Digital OPG unit for detailed dental X-rays.
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A dental X-ray is an imaging technique used by dentists to see inside your mouth and jaw, revealing issues like cavities, bone loss, infections, and impacted teeth that aren’t visible during a visual exam. The process uses a low-dose of radiation to create images of your teeth, gums, and bones, helping dentists diagnose problems, plan treatment, and monitor oral health.