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There are several ways to get digital copies of your x-rays. Your dentist can often assist you in making your current x-rays digital and giving you a copy. Many dental offices are already using digital imaging systems. They can send you a digital copy of the x-ray as an email attachment and you can forward it to dentalopinion.com.
It is possible to make digital copies of your x-rays with a digital camera. Place the x-rays on a light box and take a picture of them with a digital camera (without flash).
X-rays can also be scanned with a flatbed scanner fitted with a light box. This system is often more cumbersome that the camera method above.
If you send me good copies of your x-rays I will be happy to convert them to a digital format for a nominal fee of $10. This will save you the return delivery fees.
Please do not sent in "jpg" or "jpeg" images larger tha 2 MB (megabyte).
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