Digital Dental X-Rays in Twin Falls, ID

Advanced digital imaging helps Dr. Tyler Elison identify dental concerns early and plan more precise, personalized care.

A Clearer View of Your

Oral Health

Some dental conditions develop beneath the surface and cannot be identified through a visual examination alone. Digital X-rays provide detailed images of your teeth, roots, jawbone, and surrounding structures, allowing our team to evaluate areas that would otherwise remain hidden.

At Elison Dentistry, we use digital imaging when necessary to support accurate diagnoses and help you better understand your oral health.

What Digital X-Rays Can Reveal

Digital dental X-rays may help us identify:

  • Cavities between teeth
  • Infections near the tooth roots
  • Bone loss caused by gum disease
  • Cracked or damaged teeth
  • Impacted or improperly positioned teeth
  • Problems beneath existing fillings or crowns
  • Changes in the jawbone
  • Dental development and tooth alignment

Finding these concerns early may allow for simpler, more conservative treatment.

A dentist examining dental x-ray scans on a bright light box

Comfortable and Convenient Imaging

Digital X-rays are captured quickly and appear on a computer screen within moments. This allows Dr. Elison to enlarge specific areas, review the images with you, and clearly explain any findings or treatment recommendations.

Digital imaging also eliminates the need for traditional film processing and generally uses less radiation than conventional dental X-rays.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are digital dental X-rays safe?

Digital X-rays use a low level of radiation and are recommended only when they provide useful information about your oral health. Our team also follows appropriate safety measures during imaging.

Will I need X-rays at every appointment?

Not necessarily. The frequency of X-rays depends on your age, dental history, current oral health, symptoms, and risk of developing certain conditions.

Are digital X-rays uncomfortable?

The process is typically quick and comfortable. A small sensor may be positioned inside your mouth to capture certain images, and our team will help you remain as comfortable as possible.

See the Complete Picture of Your Dental Health


Digital X-rays help our team detect concerns early and create care plans based on a more complete understanding of your smile. Contact Elison Dentistry today to schedule your next appointment.