A series of photos below will walk you through the progression of some cavities, and what we are looking out for after your most common X-rays.

Now you know what to look for at your next cleaning and exam appointment with your dentist when they swing that monitor or film with your x-rays on them. This is not an exhaustive list of x-rays a dentist might need of your teeth, but these are some of the most common. Read through some of our previous posts to learn more about cavities at www.teethandchiefs.com.

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