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With a neck mri, could braces on your teeth, and teeth fillings, stop you from getting the study?

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You could have MRI: With braces and filling in the teeth.

Answered 12/2/2022

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Dr. Shawn Murray answered

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MRI and braces: It really depends on the specific area that they are imaging. Sometimes braces need to be removed and sometimes not. Ask the doctor requesting the MRI what his or her preference is. Fillings rarely interfere with mri's.

Answered 11/30/2014

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Probably OK: "silver" tooth fillings and stainless steel braces are non-magnetic metal devices. Probably not affected by, or causative of affect to, mri. Has never been a problem for any of my patients. However, check with the radiologist who will take the MRI just to make sure.

Answered 9/13/2017

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