Dental X-rays
X-rays, also called radiographs, give dentist the ability to see between and inside your teeth. Dentist can also view the tip of your roots and bone underneath your gums – places not normally visible to the naked eye. Although they are used as part of a routine examination to rule out dental disease, X-rays also aid dentist in diagnosing any specific or isolated dental problems you might be experiencing.
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