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We do not have car parking as we are on a main road.

The map below shows where the roads nearby with 2 hours free parking: Bevington Road, Canterbury Road and Winchester Road. These are a few minutes’ walk from Cavendish Imaging Oxford.

We are near the top of North Parade on Banbury Road, next door to the violin shop, a few doors up from Gees restaurant.

The signage is not very obvious outside so look for “69-71 Banbury Road” on the sign.

There is a red post box outside the building.

We need to put a ramp up manually for wheelchair access so need advanced warning.

Please call us to book an appointment.

Cone Beam CT scanning, panoramic and cephalometric 2D imaging

All our on-line services are accessible to our Oxford office customers, from the reformatting of digital images to the production of anatomical models and computer-assisted design and manufacture (CAD-CAM).

A ramp is available for the main entrance steps.  The imaging equipment is on the ground floor and wheelchairs can usually be positioned in front of the equipment.

Register online, download a referral form , or request a paper referral pack using the contact form on the right.

Please let us know if you require any particular assistance prior to your visit so that we can help you best.

Payment will be taken on the day for most examinations, unless we have an account arrangement with your referrer. Our services are recognised by most insurers. Please obtain an authorisation number- specific to your CT scan before your visit and bring your membership/policy number with you on the day of examination.

We accept credit/ debit cards and cash. Up-to-date fees are displayed in the waiting room.

Please be advised that, when payment is on an account to a third party (e.g. insurance, embassy or sponsor), in the event of non-payment or shortfall on the account, patients are liable for settlement accordingly.

We accept cheques, most credit and debit cards and cash. Up-to-date fees are displayed in the waiting room.

Please be advised that, when payment is on an account to a third party (e.g. insurance, embassy or sponsor), in the event of non-payment or shortfall on the account, patients are liable for settlement accordingly.