A retromolar is an X-ray that depicts the molars (molars = the part of the tooth that is visible inside the mouth) of the teeth and both jaws at the point of examination, as well as part of the supporting bone that surrounds them, specifically the upper part of the jaw bone called the alveolar bone.
Ideally, at least 3 millimeters of bone should be imaged around the tooth to ensure the
Also, post-molding radiography is the examination of choice for the discovery of incipient caries lesions.
Digital technology allows us to make precise measurements and diagnoses using a computer. The transmission of the X-ray to the doctor who orders it is very fast and the results can be used immediately. Keeping records is also much easier with the use of digital technology, as digital X-rays can be stored on digital media and do not take up space. This way, the doctor has very easy access to the patient's history and can compare the radiological findings easily and quickly.
Digital technology is therefore used to facilitate the dentist's work and make the treatment of oral diseases more effective.
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