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I had a dental xray and two fillings done about a week or two after ovulation and i just found out i'm pregnant. could there be any damage to fetus??
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Don't worry: Your dental treatment will have no ill effect on your baby. Congrats !
Answered 3/29/2015
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No: In the future of this pregnancy you need to tell the dentist if you have x rays so a leaded vest can be worn to protect the pregnancy in your abdomen.
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