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Why are dental X-rays important?
Dental X-rays allow the dentist to see areas that cannot be examined with the naked eye, such as spaces between teeth and below the gum line. They help in the early detection of problems and the provision of effective treatment plans before issues worsen.
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Can dental X-rays be performed during pregnancy?
Yes, X-rays are safe during pregnancy. A protective lead apron is used to minimize radiation exposure, ensuring the safety of both the mother and the fetus.
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Are dental X-rays safe for children?
Yes, dental X-rays are safe for children, especially with digital X-rays that emit 80% less radiation than traditional X-rays. Examinations are only performed when necessary to ensure children's safety and minimize radiation exposure.
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Do dental X-rays cause any pain?
No, dental X-rays do not cause any pain. The procedure is quick and easy, performed comfortably in the dentist’s office. You will sit quietly while the device captures the necessary images.