No, : No, you will be just fine. Mammogram does expose you to some radiation, however minimal due to the advanced technology used. Same thing for ct scan and dental xrays. To help explain, radiation-induced tissue injury occurs after exposures over 2000 mgy. A ct produces about 70 mgy, and the other imaging modalities even less.
Answered 1/5/2019
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Probably just fine: We all want the least cumulative x-ray exposure always. However, the ability to provide an accurate assessment and diagnosis often requires these studies. Because the area of exposure with the dentals is dictant from the rest, there is no need for worry. About them. If your dentist has digital x-rays, the exposure is decreased by 60 - 70 %. You might want to spread out the other 2 if possible.
Answered 3/12/2020
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You should be fine: With advanced digital technology radiation exposure will be minimal. Make sure to inform your doctors of all upcoming exams.
Answered 2/25/2013
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