Digital radiography reduces radiation exposure, provides instant image viewing, allows for simultaneous access by multiple practitioners, and enables easy sharing with other offices. Additionally, it is more environmentally friendly as it eliminates the need for chemicals and paper.

Digital radiography offers several advantages over traditional film-based x-rays, including reduced radiation exposure, immediate image viewing, and efficient sharing. Unlike film, digital images are stored electronically, which enhances convenience and reduces environmental impact.

Digital radiography uses electronic sensors to capture images instead of traditional film. These sensors send the images directly to a computer, where they are stored, viewed, and shared as needed.

With digital radiography, images are available for viewing almost instantly after they are taken. This rapid availability allows for quicker diagnosis and treatment planning.