Abstract
Xeroradiographic and conventional film bitewing images of radiolucencies in approximal enamel were compared using a computer-aided image analysis system. Densitometric analysis of the conventional film types used in the study showed that the “lead foil free” film exhibited lower overall density when compared with conventional D-speed film. Computer-aided image analysis of radiolucencies in approximal enamel found that xeroradiographs depicted a higher degree of demineralization and a larger area than conventional radiography with the “lead foil free” film.
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