Digital Low-Dose X-Rays

Digital X-rays use sensors connected to a computer rather than capturing the image on film as was done in the past. They are comparable to how we have digital cameras on our phones compared to the film-based cameras of the past.

This imaging system can detect cavities, cracks, and infections so you can get necessary treatment as soon as you need it.

Even though the idea of radiation might make you nervous, with adequate lead apron and neck protection, traditional film x-rays have been considered relatively safe for decades. But as the world is always looking to advance, advances in digital x-ray technology did keep up with the times.  Current digital sensor technology has improved so much that it allowed a decrease of up to 80-90% radiation exposure needed to create a digital image compared to the traditional film image.

Digital X-rays are also much more convenient since they don’t require the use of non-ecofriendly photographic film or harmful chemicals. The digital images are instantly available to view on a computer screen in high-definition quality. There’s no need to worry about transporting physical copies as they can be accessed on any device through the internet or external hard drive storage.