What it is
A digital dental X-ray uses a sensor to capture images on a screen. It helps diagnose cavities, bone changes, infection, impacted teeth, and restoration problems.
Technology
Digital X-rays help us see tooth and bone details that are not visible during a visual exam, using modern low-dose imaging.
Video explainer
This short visual overview summarizes the procedure, why Dr. Kingra may recommend it, and what patients can expect at Sunnyside Smiles.
Treatment details
A digital dental X-ray uses a sensor to capture images on a screen. It helps diagnose cavities, bone changes, infection, impacted teeth, and restoration problems.
Without imaging, some dental problems remain hidden until they become painful. X-rays are recommended when they provide information needed for diagnosis or treatment planning.
Signs and symptoms
Every mouth is different. These are common reasons patients ask about digital x-rays, but an exam is the only way to know what is right for you.
How treatment works
Benefits
Aftercare
Questions
Dental X-rays use very low radiation doses, and we recommend them only when they are useful for diagnosis or care planning.
You can always discuss concerns. Some treatment decisions may require imaging to be safe and accurate.
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