Tell us about x-rays you have had at the dentist and how you were protected from scatter radiation.
Tell us about x-rays you have had at the dentist and how you were protected from scatter radiation.
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Ans) X rays - limit the amount of radiation received. proper prescribing requires, type, and frequency are determined based on your needs. there is no set interval. If a pt has frequent tooth decay or gum disease, this person requires more xray exams.
- Radiation is recieved from dental xrays:
a thyroid collar, a lead apron, fast film, digital imaging, and a beam alignment device will be used to protect you from excess radiation.3
Lead apron used during x-rays:
A lead apron and a thyroid collar are used to protect reproductive,
blood-forming, and thyroid tissues from scatter radiation. The lead
acts as a shield and actually prevents the radiation from reaching
these radiosensitive organs. The lead apron protects you from
unnecessary radiation exposure.
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Tell us about x-rays you have had at the dentist and how you were protected from scatter radiation.
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