Dentistry is another tough and a little complicated process, but the new digital era is making a significant impact on the dental profession and making their examination process easy. The purpose of a digital radiography system is similar to that of the ordinary system. The biggest difference is that the image from a digital system are viewed and captured with a computer, while ordinary radiography captures the images on film that has a long process of developing with chemicals. It is time consuming and a little complicated task but the digital system can be is a quick and efficient process, no chemicals and films are required to develop any x-ray. The current innovations include the digital dental x ray systems and 3D imaging in the dental office that is similar to CT scans. These are done in hospitals and medical imaging centers.
Dental X-rays emit low amounts of radiation and minor precaution are taken in concern to protect patients from exposure. Most of the dental patients may still put off dental X-rays for safety reasons. Dental X-rays bring up other issues for patients, including the wait time for film to be developed and environmental concerns. Dentists are addressing these issues with digital radiography, a high-tech replacement for traditional dental X-rays. The digital dental x-ray system is actually similar to traditional dental X-rays that use film. With digital radiography, your dentist place a sensor into your mouth to capture images of your teeth, but that is where the ordinary and digital dental X-rays vary from each other. Although it resembles the film used for other X-rays and bite-wings. The digital sensor is electronic an electronic device and connected to a computer. Once the x-ray process is done, the image is projected your dentist's screen.
Dental X-rays emit low amounts of radiation and minor precaution are taken in concern to protect patients from exposure. Most of the dental patients may still put off dental X-rays for safety reasons. Dental X-rays bring up other issues for patients, including the wait time for film to be developed and environmental concerns. Dentists are addressing these issues with digital radiography, a high-tech replacement for traditional dental X-rays. The digital dental x-ray system is actually similar to traditional dental X-rays that use film. With digital radiography, your dentist place a sensor into your mouth to capture images of your teeth, but that is where the ordinary and digital dental X-rays vary from each other. Although it resembles the film used for other X-rays and bite-wings. The digital sensor is electronic an electronic device and connected to a computer. Once the x-ray process is done, the image is projected your dentist's screen.
