Digital panoramic X-ray and digital intraoral X-ray

Digital X-ray sensor recording

X-ray diagnostic are an essential part of planning accurate dental treatments which is considered extremely safe. Digital dental X-rays have very low doses of radiation, producing just a fraction of what you are exposed to in other imaging procedures. If you are worried about whether you need dental X-rays, or wondering if you should forego this procedure due to other medical conditions, it’s helpful to dive a little deeper into what dental X-rays involve, why they are performed, and how they are best handled. Big advantage of digital X-rays is that the radiation exposure is much lower, almost negligible, loess stressful forthe human body, compared to traditional devices that only work on film. Our digital X-ray, the MyRay is a worldwide name in image-assisted diagnostics, a brand that has earned the trust of dental professionals and radiologists all over the world.

Digital panoramic X-ray

A panoramic X-ray shows all of your teeth, both jaws and the jaw joints in a single image, so we can also see what an X-ray of one or two teeth cannot: changes around the root tips, hidden wisdom teeth and the condition of the bone. We take our panoramic X-rays with the VATECH PaX-i digital panoramic X-ray unit, at a low radiation dose, and you receive the image in electronic format.