Digital Radiography is a modern technology used at Kaya Kriti Dental Clinic for dental X-rays. Unlike traditional X-rays that use film, digital X-rays have sensors connected to a computer, providing clearer and more accurate images.

Digital radiography offers several advantages, including shorter exposure times, real-time applications, analysis tools, and defect-recognition software. It also provides improved detail detectability, enhanced signal-to-noise ratio, and linearity. Additionally, digital X-rays eliminate the need for film processing, reducing inspection time.

Yes, digital radiography is safe for patients. It uses the same X-rays as traditional X-rays but with reduced exposure times, minimizing the patient’s radiation exposure.

Digital X-rays produce high-resolution images that can be instantly viewed on a computer screen. This enables the dental team to quickly assess the patient’s oral health and provide more accurate diagnoses. The digital format also allows for easy storage and retrieval of X-ray images.

Yes, digital radiography is environmentally friendly compared to traditional film-based X-rays. It eliminates the need for chemical processing and film disposal, reducing the clinic’s environmental footprint.

Yes, digital X-rays are comfortable for patients. The process is similar to traditional X-rays, with the advantage of faster image capture and reduced time with the X-ray sensor in the mouth.

The frequency of dental X-rays depends on the patient’s oral health needs and individual risk factors. Generally, X-rays are taken as part of routine check-ups or when specific dental issues are being evaluated.