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Our visual comparison of dental xeroradiographs versus conventional film radiographs demonstrated the superiority of the dental xeroradiographic technique for the imaging of all radiolucent and mild-to-moderately radiopaque materials. Both systems were equally valuable for the imaging of very dense radiographic materials such as gold and amalgam alloys.
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