Radiography (X-RAY)
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Radiography (X-RAY)
Dental X-ray is a very important dental tool that must always be performed before orthodontic treatment. because of X-ray Teeth can be used to help diagnose diseases and the appearance of the patient’s teeth. Because our teeth have many angles. That is not easily visible to the naked eye, a tooth x-ray was developed to correct this joint. When the tooth is x-rayed, the dentist can see the appearance of the tooth and root characteristics as well as bone characteristics. around the teeth and being able to see all tooth patterns and roots will help dentists diagnose and Plan orthodontics faster and more accurately
X-rays are an important resource that can help dentists make a diagnosis. treatment plan as well as follow-up treatment Dental X-ray images are therefore often used to support various dental treatments such as
- Dental X-rays to extract teeth or remove wisdom teeth
- X-ray to check for caries of adjacent teeth
- Dental X-rays for root canal treatment
- Dental X-rays for the treatment of periodontitis
- Dental X-rays for orthodontics
during the oral x-ray The patient has to remove metal around the face and inside the mouth such as glasses, removable oral instruments. such as removable dentures Detachable orthodontic appliances, orthodontic tools, etc. For extra-oral X-rays, the patient’s necklace, earrings, hairpins must be removed to prevent them from obscuring the appearance of the bones and teeth. During the X-ray, the patient must remain as still as possible until the X-ray signal stops.
The radiation used to x-ray teeth is X-ray, which is the same type of radiation as medical X-rays. Compared to the radiation dose used for diagnostic X-rays in medicine. However, it should Dental X-rays as necessary as the dentist deems appropriate and when the patient receives the dental X-ray, the staff must wear a radiation protection shirt and collar at all times. Patients can take care of their oral health simply by brushing their teeth at least twice a day together with flossing daily. and should come for regular dental checkups every 6 months – 1 year
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