An Arizona woman got an early Easter surprise when she saw what she believes to be the image of Jesus Christ in her dental x-rays during a check-up last month. Kym Ackerman saw the son of God in an x-ray of one her left-side molars when she went for a dental check-up in Flagstaff on March 25. Ackerman, 32, spotted the image and pointed it out to both the dentist and hygienist. Scroll down for video . Kym Ackerman saw Jesus in an x-ray of her molars when she went for dental a check-up in Flagstaff, Arizona . Ackerman, 32, plans to frame the x-ray and keep the special molar and her mouth free of cavities in the future . Although the hygienist agreed about the sanctified shape, the dentist was substantially less excited and 'started looking at my teeth', Ackerman told the Huffington Post. She said: 'At my dentist, the computer shows the X-rays as soon as they are taken. 'I said to the hygienist, "That looks crazy! Do you see I what I see?" 'My mom passed away from breast cancer when I was 17, so when I saw this, I thought, '"That's my guardian angel.''' The dentist didn't find any cavities during the check-up and Ackerman has vowed to keep her mouth, and especially that holy molar, healthy. She's also planning on framing the x-ray. This is not the first time that Jesus has supposedly returned in x-ray form. A cancer-stricken Indiana woman saw Christ in her chest x-ray after she was hospitalized with pneumonia following breast cancer surgery in December of 2010. She saw Jesus in a x-ray of the area right over her heart. A cancer-stricken Indiana woman saw Jesus Christ in her x-ray after she was hospitalized with pneumonia . Karen Sigler (pictured) saw Jesus in a x-ray of the area right over her heart that was taken in December of 2010 . After seeing the image, she said: 'My faith just got a little stronger since I saw that Jesus was sitting on my heart and that he's there. 'You can see him. He's there.' She started chemotherapy the following month.
Kym Ackerman saw Jesus in x-ray of left-side molar at dentist in Flagstaff .
Ackerman, 32, pointed the special tooth out to both dentist and hygienist .
She plans to frame the x-ray and keep the molar and her mouth cavity-free .