Digital Dental X-Rays in North Austin & Georgetown, TX
See beyond the surface. Digital radiography reveals hidden decay, impacted teeth, and bone changes with significantly less radiation than film — and the images appear on the chairside screen instantly, so your findings are explained in real time.
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Why X-rays matter
Radiographs allow your dentist to see beyond the visible surfaces of your teeth and gums — the underlying bone structure, root canals, and any hidden decay or abnormalities. Without them, issues like cavities between teeth, impacted wisdom teeth, or bone loss can go unnoticed until they become more severe.
They guide treatment plans for everything from simple fillings to complex restorative procedures. By understanding what’s happening beneath the surface, care becomes more targeted and effective — saving you time and reducing the risk of complications.
After reviewing your radiographs, we discuss findings on the chairside monitor, answer your questions, and suggest customized treatment options — early decay might call for a tooth-colored filling; an impacted wisdom tooth gets a clear plan for extraction or other intervention.
Four advantages you’ll notice
Lower Radiation
Digital X-rays require significantly less radiation than conventional film — a major benefit for anyone concerned about cumulative exposure, especially patients who need multiple radiographs during ongoing treatment.
Instant Results
No waiting for film to develop. Images appear on screen almost immediately, so your dental structures are reviewed and findings discussed with you in real time.
Sharper Diagnosis
Images can be enlarged, clarified, and manipulated to highlight specific areas of concern — more precise diagnosis and better communication between dentist and patient.
Eco-Friendly
Digital systems eliminate chemical processing entirely, reducing waste and environmental impact for a more eco-conscious approach to dentistry.
Comfortable, clear, and educational
Built for comfort
Slim, ergonomically shaped digital sensors make imaging faster and more comfortable — even for patients with a strong gag reflex or past negative experiences with bulky film holders. We guide you through each step.
You see what we see
Images go straight to a chairside monitor, where we explain what we see and how it impacts your oral health. When you understand the “why” behind a recommendation, you’re more confident and engaged in your care.
Records made easy
Images are securely stored in our digital system — so tracking changes over time, sharing files with a specialist, or requesting your records is quick and hassle-free.
“Not every visit needs new X-rays — but periodic imaging catches problems long before they compromise your oral health.”The Hammons Family Dental Approach
Where clear imaging leads
Modern imaging in North Austin or Georgetown
Whichever office is closer to home, you’ll get the same standards, the same team approach, and the same unhurried care. New patients are welcome with the $129 Complete Care New Patient Experience.
Hammons Family Dental — North Austin
10740 Research Blvd., Ste. 125Austin, TX 78759(512) 795-9960
Mon–Thu 7:00am–6:00pm · Fri 8:00am–5:00pm
Book North AustinHammons Family Dental — Georgetown
1502 Blue Ridge Dr., Ste. 101Georgetown, TX 78626(512) 713-1101
Mon–Thu 7:00am–6:00pm · Closed Friday
Book GeorgetownQuestions patients ask about dental X-rays
Are digital dental X-rays safe?
Digital X-rays require significantly less radiation than traditional film X-rays — a meaningful benefit for patients concerned about cumulative exposure, and for anyone needing multiple images during ongoing treatment.
How often do I need dental X-rays?
Not every visit requires new images. Periodic imaging tracks changes over time — more often if you’re prone to decay or gum disease, or during orthodontic or restorative treatment. Your schedule is tailored to your personal risk and history.
What can digital X-rays detect?
Cavities between teeth, impacted wisdom teeth, bone loss, fractures, cysts, root canal anatomy, and developmental irregularities in children and teens — problems a visual exam alone can miss.
Are X-rays uncomfortable?
The slim, ergonomically shaped digital sensors are designed for comfort and speed — a real improvement over bulky film holders, even for patients with a strong gag reflex.
Do kids need dental X-rays?
Periodic imaging for children and teens helps monitor tooth eruption, spot developmental irregularities, and make sure permanent teeth have the space they need to come in properly.
Experience modern imaging
If it’s been a while since your last set of dental X-rays, discover how digital radiography provides clearer insight into your oral health — with a warm welcome and advanced technology at both offices.
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