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Mouth ulcer
Dear sir/mam ,
Recently i have visited local dentist in my city for general checkup and cleaning , she took 5-6 xray of my teeth at same place and same nothing bad came in xray but ever since i came from the clinic my same area feels numb and i am having ulcer inside mouth same area where xray was taken. Is it possible i got exposed to too much radiation ? Could it prove to be bad ?
Thanks for replying in advance
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It's not because of Radiation exposure rather it's due to placement of RVG sensor or X-ray flim. Do not worry , it will subside.
Next Steps
You can apply Rexidine M forte gel over the affected area.
Health Tips
Avoid hot and spicy foods and go for Curd , Yoghurt etc.
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Hie.. 5/6 X-rays doesn’t have this reaction... it’s due to trauma because of the sensor.. so don’t worry about that...
Apply dolo gel-CT twice a day on the ulcer
Next Steps
Do warm saline rinses 2-3 times a day
Health Tips
Avoid spicy and hot food ...
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The ulcers could be due to trauma to the area by the xray film that was placed and not due to radiation. It should heal on its own in a few days. Don not worry.
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wait and watch.
Health Tips
avoid very spicy and hot foods for a few days.
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Dr. Kirti Raina
Dentist
5 yrs exp
Jammu
Don't worry dear..it is due to sensor trauma...it will heal slowly..don't worry...apply oragjel over there...
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