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      Category : Health Centers > Mouth and Teeth (Oral and Dental)

Dental X-Ray

Alternate Names : Dental Radiograph

Dental X-Ray | Preparation & Expectations | Results and Values

What is involved in preparation for the test?

The dentist can provide specific information about the type of x-ray used. People should remove any jewelry or dentures that would interfere with the x-rays. Women who are or might be pregnant should let the dentist know before the x-rays are taken. If the x-ray is needed to diagnose a specific infection or condition during pregnancy, measures will be taken to protect the baby.


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Dental X-Ray: Results and Values

Author: Edmond Robinson, DDS
Reviewer: Adam Brochert, MD
Date Reviewed: 07/27/01



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