What is Dental Radiology?

X-rays are often useful in diagnosing the presence and size of dental decays, damage to the bone due to periodontal disease, dental abscess, stuck teeth, jawbone and dental fractures, and other disorders in the teeth and jawbone.

Digital radiography is an X-ray imaging technique in which sensors are used according to the films used in conventional imaging methods. The most important advantages are that the use of chemical substances such as film cannot be used to obtain the image and obtaining better image quality using much less radiation. It is very easy and convenient to store captured images in digital media and transfer them. After about 8 seconds, the image is ready on all computers in the digital panorama. The measurements can be done with the desired color settings, enlargement-reduction operations. Image clarity and contrast can be increased by 300%.