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Are x-rays of baby teeth necessary?

April 26, 2017baby necessary teeth x-rays

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Are x-rays of baby teeth necessary?

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Yes. Since baby teeth are in your child’s mouth until approximately 11 years old, it is important to keep them in good health. X-rays help to detect cavities and to verify all permanent teeth have formed and will erupt properly. They also help to rule out any abnormal findings.