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Dental X-Rays

Your cleaning and prevention plan involves taking X-rays of your teeth. Dr. Anuya Diwan uses the latest X-ray technology, known as digital radiography, which uses an electronic sensor to capture and store digital images of your teeth.

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Radiography

The process of digital radiography is quicker and more comfortable than the process of taking film X-rays, and it reduces radiation exposure by a significant amount. Because the digital images can be viewed instantly, our dental hygienist will be able to detect and diagnose any abnormalities and developing problems quickly.

Do I Need an X-ray?

The frequency and need for X-rays are based on medical and dental history, a dental exam, signs and symptoms, your age, and risk of disease. Although a full X-ray of your top and bottom teeth are taken once or twice a year, new X-rays may be needed if dental problems arise. If you are experiencing any difficulties or pain, we highly recommend that you arrange an appointment with your dentist promptly.

Dental X-rays May Reveal

  • Abscesses or cysts
  • Bone loss
  • Decay between the teeth
  • Developmental abnormalities
  • Poor teeth and root positions
  • Problems inside a tooth or below the gum line

Visit Our Professional Team

If you’ve noticed soreness, pain, or anything else making your teeth and mouth uncomfortable, don’t hesitate to give us a call and schedule an appointment. Reach out to our office by calling 937-552-9028 at your earliest convenience!