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Is it safe to have a dental x-ray and have one done again the next day?

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Yes: Yes. Dental radiographs use minute amounts of radiation compared to older types

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Yes: Radiation is cumulative, so the time span between x-rays is inconsequential. The amount of radiation exposure to take a full mouth x-ray series of 14+ films is less that a normal day's background radiation. We try very hard to reduce your x-ray exposure, but it's impossible to work blind. X-rays are required to assure the quality of your treatment.

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Dr. Theodore Davantzis answered

Specializes in Dentistry

No Problem: Very minimal dosage.

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