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Dental X-rays give your care team a clearer view of areas that may not be visible during a visual exam. They help identify concerns early so you can understand your treatment options and next steps.
Bitewing X-rays
Bitewing X-rays show upper and lower back teeth in a single view. They help identify cavities between teeth and check the bone that supports your teeth.
Periapical X-rays
Periapical X-rays focus on one tooth from crown to root. These images help your care team see root infections and areas below the gumline that may need attention.
Panoramic X-rays
A panoramic X-ray captures the full mouth, including teeth, jaws and surrounding structures. It is often used to evaluate wisdom teeth, support implant planning and guide orthodontic treatment.
Full-mouth series (FMX)
A full-mouth series uses multiple images to capture every tooth and the surrounding bone. Your care team may recommend this for new patients or when a more detailed view is needed to evaluate oral health needs.
Dental X-rays may help identify:
After your X-rays are taken, your Aspen Dental care team will review the images and discuss any findings with you.
Yes. At Destiny Dental, we use modern digital X-rays, which keep radiation exposure very low. Comparable to:
If you are pregnant or think you may be pregnant, let your care team know. X-rays may be taken during pregnancy when medically necessary and appropriate precautions are used.
Timing depends on risk factors and your oral health.
General Guidelines:
Your care team will assess your needs and recommend X-rays based on your exam and health history. For many patients, X-rays are taken about every 6–24 months.
