Full Mouth Digital X-rays (FMX) at Brady Dental Group in Amarillo, Texas

Good dental care begins with understanding what is happening beneath the surface. Full Mouth Digital X-rays, also called FMX, give a complete overall look at the teeth, gums, and jaw so patients and dentists can see the full picture of oral health. When patients receive Full Mouth Digital X-rays (FMX) at Brady Dental Group in Amarillo, Texas, they get clear, detailed images that support early detection, accurate diagnosis, and long-term care. This kind of imaging is one of the most important tools used in modern dentistry because it helps identify problems before they become painful or expensive to fix.

Digital technology has made FMX more comfortable and more precise than older x-ray methods. The process is simple and fast. Many patients say they are surprised at how easy it is and how much they learn by seeing their own digital images on the screen. This creates a deeper understanding of their oral health and builds confidence in the care they receive.

What Full Mouth Digital X-rays Show

Full Mouth Digital X-rays include a series of detailed images that capture the entire mouth. This includes each tooth, every root, and the surrounding bone structure. The images are taken from different angles so the dentist can see areas that are not visible during a normal visual exam.

At Brady Dental Group in Amarillo, Texas, the FMX set usually includes images that show decay between teeth, infections near roots, bone loss, gum disease, dental restorations, and early signs of damage that could lead to future problems. 

These x-rays are important for both new patients and long-time patients. They create a baseline that helps track changes over the years. They also help the dental team spot early signs of issues that would otherwise remain hidden until they cause pain.