What kinds of X-rays are commonly used in dentistry?

X-rays commonly used in dentistry are as follows:

1, check the small piece of a single tooth. The small tooth piece is relatively small, equivalent to the width of two fingers, and about 2-3 teeth will be displayed on it. Doctors take this kind of film when they need to observe a single tooth.

2. Check the curved surface of complete teeth. This film can see the shape and position of all teeth, including the situation in the jaw, such as the current situation of baby's deciduous teeth and whether the permanent tooth embryo in the jaw develops normally.

3. dental CT. This is a three-dimensional image of the jaw and teeth. This film shows the internal structure of jaw teeth and the relationship between various tissues from many angles. This is a very clear film. Click to consult online oral assistant professional answers.

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