The Evolution of Dental Imaging: From Film to Digital
- Cecille Deomano
- Sep 15
- 1 min read
Dental imaging has undergone a remarkable transformation in the past three decades. Once limited to film-based x-rays, dentists faced challenges such as long processing times, chemical handling, and limited diagnostic accuracy. With the advent of digital dental imaging, the profession entered a new era of efficiency, precision, and patient comfort.
Video Dental Concepts was a pioneer in this evolution, being one of the first to introduce intraoral cameras in the U.S. (1990) and x-ray sensors (1992). Today, digital imaging tools such as intraoral cameras, handheld x-ray generators, and CBCT scanners enable faster diagnostics, easier patient communication, and long-term cost savings.
**Why the shift to digital matters:**
- Reduced radiation exposure
- Instant image acquisition
- Easy image storage and sharing
- Enhanced diagnostic detail
- Improved patient education
Dental professionals who transitioned early to digital systems have seen measurable improvements in workflow and patient trust. If your practice is still using outdated equipment, now is the time to explore modern solutions that keep you competitive and enhance patient care.
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