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MRI of Lower Back in Dental Filling
I had big gaps in my front teeth so i got it reduced by dental filling recently. Now i need to get the MRI done of my lower back. Is the MRI machine safe for my dental fillings? I am attaching the pic of my front teeth below. Please reply. Thanks in advance
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Looking at ur smile .. filling isn’t a great option as the size of the front two teeth will me too big .. will suggest braces or veneers on 6 teeth .. MRI is ok
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Need not worry. You can get your MRI done safely. It will not affect your fillings.
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Dr. Kalyani A. Sonawane
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10 yrs exp
Jalgaon
Although the gap is big , but it can be corrected by discussing the treatment options with the dentist After through clinical examination .
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please go ahead for MRI &get treatment done accordingly by the concerned doctor.
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after that when the time permits , you can consult for the big gap between the teeth.
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Dr. Nihal Yadav
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3 yrs exp
Delhi
MRI can be done safely not to worry
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