Are there risks associated with radiographic exposure?
Dental X-rays require exposure to very low levels of radiation, which makes the risk of potentially harmful effects very small. All health care providers are sensitive to patients’ concerns about exposure to radiation. Dr. Skoretz has been trained to prescribe X-rays when they are appropriate and to tailor radiographic schedules to each patient’s individual needs. By using state-of-the-art technology and by staying knowledgeable about recent advances, Dr. Skoretz knows which techniques, procedures and X-ray films can minimize your exposure to radiation.
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