Dental x-rays are important for detecting potential dental problems, gum disease, and osteoporosis. There are two types of dental radiographs: bite wing and periapical. Routine dental x-rays are recommended for children to detect cavities and impacted teeth. X-rays require low-level radiation exposure but are considered safe and only done at routine intervals or when a […]
X-rays can penetrate non-metallic materials and create images of the human body without invasive procedures. Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen discovered the process and won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1895. X-ray technology is used for medical imaging, airport security, and scanning walls for power lines and pipes. Most people are familiar with the concept of […]
