Not a problem: Hi, dental fillings or braces can induce artifacts that may spoil the image quality in structures just close to them. It is very local so if the reason of doing mr is not related to structures within a quarter of an inch, that is not a problem.
Answered 12/3/2020
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No: Dental crowns or fillings do not interfere with MRI machines.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Usually not: Braces, fillings, crowns etc, may produce small localized shadows that can rarely obscure the anatomy of what they are looking for. The metal in your mouth does not cause the MRI machine to malfunction. In the end, it will be radiologist who must diagnose from the MRI mages who will tell you if there is a potential problem.
Answered 8/18/2019
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Depends..: We have been asked to remove orthodontic braces for mri's of the head. Depending upon the structures to be imaged, the metal may interfere with the procedure. Any other structures, no problem.
Answered 7/15/2017
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Nope: "dental crowns, fillings, or braces" are non-magnetic metals, not affected by mri. Radiologists trained to interpret appearance of dental appliances on mri's. If you need an mri, don't hesitate.
Answered 8/28/2016
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