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Digital Dental X-Rays in Huntington Park, CA at Huntington Park Dental Clinic
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Digital Dental X-Rays in Huntington Park, CA

Our digital X-ray system delivers sharp, detailed images with up to 90% less radiation than traditional film — helping Dr. Adelpour catch problems early and diagnose with precision.

Why digital X-rays matter

Many serious dental problems are invisible to the naked eye — cavities between teeth, bone loss from gum disease, infections at the root tip, and impacted teeth. Digital X-rays let Dr. Adelpour see what's happening below the surface and catch problems early when treatment is simpler and less costly.

Digital vs. traditional film X-rays

  • Up to 90% less radiation — digital sensors need a fraction of the exposure
  • Instant images — appear on the chairside monitor within seconds
  • Sharper detail — can be zoomed, adjusted, and measured digitally
  • No darkroom chemicals — better for the environment
  • Easily shared with specialists or insurance

Types we use

  • Bitewing X-rays — Show upper and lower back teeth to detect cavities and bone levels
  • Periapical X-rays — Full tooth from crown to root tip for diagnosing infections
  • Panoramic X-rays — Single image showing all teeth, jaw, and sinuses
  • Full-mouth series — Complete set every 3–5 years

What X-rays detect

  • Cavities between teeth
  • Bone loss from gum disease
  • Root tip infections (abscesses)
  • Impacted or unerupted teeth
  • Cysts, tumors, or abnormalities

Your safety

We use lead aprons and thyroid collars as a precaution. Always tell us if you are or may be pregnant.

Frequently asked questions

Are dental X-rays safe?
Yes. Digital X-rays use up to 90% less radiation than traditional film. The dose is less than a cross-country flight. We also use lead aprons as an added precaution.
How often do I need dental X-rays?
For most patients, bitewing X-rays are taken once a year and a full-mouth series every 3–5 years. We only take X-rays when clinically indicated — never on a fixed schedule.
Do dental X-rays hurt?
No. A sensor is placed in your mouth and you hold still briefly. There's no discomfort from the X-ray itself.
Does insurance cover dental X-rays?
Yes. Denti-Cal and most PPO plans cover diagnostic X-rays as part of preventive care.
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