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Intraoral X-rays. An intraoral X-ray is a radiograph that is taken with X-ray film placed inside the patient's mouth. This is the most common method of a dental X-ray. An intraoral X-ray provides a clear picture of the state of the patient's individual teeth, but little information about the placement of the teeth within the jaw.
Different types of intraoral x-rays may include: Bitewing X-Rays:These show the upper and lower teeth in one particular region of the mouth in a great amount of detail. The tooth is shown from the top of the crown which is the part visible in the mouth, right down to the bone supporting the tooth. This type of dental x-ray is generally used to show any cavities in between teeth, and it can also show any changes to the bone levels surrounding teeth that may indicate gum disease.