Digital X-ray is an advanced imaging technique that uses digital sensors instead of traditional photographic film to capture X-ray images. This method offers several advantages, including faster image processing, enhanced image quality, and the ability to store and share images electronically.

Digital X-rays provide clearer, more detailed images, which can help doctors detect conditions like fractures, infections, tumors, and bone abnormalities with greater accuracy. The reduced radiation exposure compared to conventional X-rays makes it safer for patients. Digital X-ray technology is widely used in healthcare settings, such as hospitals and dental clinics, for diagnostics and monitoring.