How dental x-rays produced?

Dental X-rays are produced using a specialized X-ray machine that emits controlled doses of radiation. When the machine is activated, it generates X-ray beams that pass through the teeth and surrounding tissues, capturing images on a film or digital sensor. The differences in tissue density absorb the radiation to varying degrees, creating an image that highlights cavities, bone structure, and other dental issues. These images are then used by dentists to diagnose and plan treatment effectively.