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  Taking intra-oral x-ray by Kodak digital appliance
This type of intra-oral x-ray can be taken of one tooth or two teeth at a time, to confirm the diagnosis. It is usually taken if the panoramic x-ray is not detailed enough around the given area, or before root canal treatment to measure the length of the root(s). It can be also taken to justify or exclude the existence of tooth decay. On demand pre- and post treatment x-rays or series of x-rays can be taken easily and can be printed out or burnt onto a cd. The x-ray sensor of the Kodak RVG 6100 provides excellent picture quality throughout its whole lifetime due to its special fibre-protection. Its benefits why our dentistry chose this appliance are: it doesn't use film for the picture creation that means we don’t produce harmful substances to the environment, its images are clearer and contain more information, its exposure range is wider than the traditional ones, and more patient-friendly due to its reduced radiation dose.
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