Radiography

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Dental Radiography

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  • 2023Radiography in Mehr Clinic

    Dental radiography is one of the important tools in diagnosing and treating dental problems. In fact, it is a type of medical imaging that helps the dentist to see inside the teeth, roots, and their surrounding structures. This method is usually done using X-rays and can give us very important information about the health of the teeth and jaw.
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FAQ

1Why is radiography necessary?
Decay Diagnosis: Helps to identify tooth decay that may not be visible to the naked eye. Root Health Assessment: To diagnose root problems and possible infections. Treatment Planning: Radiography is essential before performing specific treatments such as extraction or implants.
2Is radiography dangerous?
Dental radiography is usually performed with a low dose of X-rays and is generally safe. A lead apron is used to prevent X-rays from reaching the patient.
3How long does it take?
Dental radiography is usually done very quickly and may only take a few minutes.
4How often should we have radiography?
It depends on the condition of your teeth and your dentist's recommendation. Usually, once every 6 months to a year is sufficient for routine check-ups.
5Is there anything special I need to do before radiography?
Usually, nothing special is required, but it is best to inform your dentist about any medications you are taking or any special conditions you have.
6Can pregnant women have radiography?
No, this is not possible as X-rays are dangerous for the fetus.
7Can treatment be done without radiography?
No, all treatments require a radiographic image.
8Why shouldn't we have metal or jewelry with us during radiography?
Because any metal object interferes with the performance of the radiography machine.
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Panoramic Dental Radiography

$10

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Cephalometric Radiography

$20

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Radiography Bite Wing / Periapical

$5