Digital Radiography (DR) is an advanced form of X-ray imaging that uses digital detectors instead of traditional photographic film. This technology offers several advantages, including faster image acquisition, reduced radiation exposure, and enhanced image quality. DR systems convert X-rays into digital signals, allowing for real-time viewing and easy image manipulation. These images can be stored electronically and shared across networks, improving diagnostic efficiency. Additionally, DR systems require less physical storage space and are more environmentally friendly. This modern approach to radiography is widely used in medical, dental, and veterinary fields for faster, more accurate diagnostics.