Digital Dental X-Rays in Walnut Creek, CA

Digital X-rays let us see things hiding under the surface.

Teeth sometimes look fine on the outside, but small cavities can grow between them or below the gum line. Your Dentist in Walnut Creek uses digital X-rays with low radiation and fast results.
The process is simple.

We place a small sensor in your mouth. You bite down gently, and the image loads almost instantly on the screen. People who work downtown love this because it makes the visit quicker, especially during a lunch break.

The images help us see early decay, old fillings that might be wearing out, bone levels around your teeth, or signs of infection. According to the American Dental Association, dental X-rays are a vital diagnostic tool that helps dentists find problems that cannot be seen during a visual exam.Walnut Creek has lots of people who enjoy wine or sparkling drinks, and those can weaken enamel. X-rays help us spot the tiny changes those habits can cause.

We show you the X-ray while explaining what each part means. You’ll understand what’s happening without feeling overwhelmed. The FDA notes that modern dental radiography uses very low levels of radiation, making it a safe and essential part of your preventative care routine. It’s easy to see the difference between healthy enamel and soft areas that need help. It’s easy to see the difference between healthy enamel and soft areas that need help.

These scans help us make a plan that fits you. No guessing, no surprises — just clear pictures that guide your care. The Mayo Clinic highlights that the frequency of X-rays depends on your current oral health and age, ensuring you only receive the scans you actually need.

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