Dentistry has undergone continual change, and with these developments, the demand for better and more accurate diagnostic tools, particularly imaging techniques, has increased.
Digital radiography has replaced analogue radiography, simplifying and speeding up the process. Additionally, it has made it feasible to manipulate photos, such as modifying contrast, brightness, etc., and to store digital images.
Imaging range includes orthopantomogram, computed tomography etc. With the proper application of imaging technology, accurate interpretation of the results, cost-effectiveness, and the use of more recent radiographic techniques, diseases can be identified in their very early stages, lowering morbidity and mortality while also enhancing patient quality of life.