Dr. Yoon's Specialties:Dental Implants•Oral Surgery•TMJ Treatment

Digital dental X-rays are advanced imaging technology that uses electronic sensors instead of film to capture detailed images of teeth, bones, and soft tissues with up to 90% less radiation than traditional X-rays. Images appear instantly on a computer screen, allowing dentists to zoom in, enhance contrast, and identify hidden problems like cavities between teeth, bone loss, or infections.
At BK Dental, we use state-of-the-art digital X-ray technology to provide accurate diagnosis while minimizing your radiation exposure. Digital imaging is an essential tool for comprehensive dental care.
Book a ConsultationDigital X-rays use electronic sensors instead of traditional film to capture images of your teeth and jaw. The images appear instantly on a computer screen, allowing us to zoom in, adjust contrast, and identify problems with greater accuracy. This technology significantly reduces radiation exposure—up to 90% less than film X-rays—while improving diagnostic capabilities. Images can be easily stored, compared over time, and shared electronically with specialists when needed.

A small sensor is positioned in your mouth comfortably.
X-ray beam captures the image in seconds with minimal exposure.
Images appear instantly on screen for immediate evaluation.
Your dentist reviews images with you and explains any findings.
The frequency of dental X-rays depends on your oral health, age, risk for disease, and any symptoms you may have. We only recommend X-rays when diagnostically necessary.
The cost of digital X-rays in Toronto varies based on the type and number of images needed. Digital X-rays are an essential diagnostic tool that helps prevent costly treatments by identifying problems early.

BK Dental offers advanced digital X-ray imaging at both our Scarborough and Richmond Hill locations. Our commitment to modern technology ensures accurate diagnosis with minimal radiation exposure for all our patients.

Schedule your consultation today and take the first step toward better oral health.