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The frequency of dental X-rays depends on a patient’s oral health condition. While routine check-ups may require X-rays every 6-12 months, patients undergoing orthodontic treatment or dental implants may need more frequent imaging.

Digital dental X-rays offer faster image processing, reduced radiation exposure, and enhanced image quality. They allow accurate diagnosis of dental issues, making them essential for modern dental clinics.

Yes, CBCT scans are safe when used appropriately. Although they expose patients to higher radiation doses than traditional dental X-rays, modern CBCT machines minimize exposure while providing detailed 3D imaging for precise diagnosis and treatment planning.

Dental imaging involves capturing high-quality 2D and 3D images of a patient’s oral structure using CBCT, OPG, or intraoral X-ray systems. Digital dental radiography helps in detecting cavities, bone loss, and other oral conditions with greater clarity. Cloud-based dental imaging storage solutions allow dentists to securely store and access images remotely.

CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) is a 3D imaging technology that provides a detailed view of teeth, bones, and soft tissues. Unlike traditional panoramic dental imaging, CBCT offers higher resolution and accuracy, making it ideal for dental implant planning, root canal assessments, and orthodontic evaluations.