Too many x rays during RCT

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Asked for Male, 27 Years

My doctor took too many XRays during my Root canal treatment around 15-17 as complication occured ,i am worried now...plz advice me

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Dr. Priya Verma

Dentist 26 yrs exp Bangalore

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You need not worry about radiation exposure. Radiation of dental X-rays is minimal. Even if 15-17 X-rays were done it is not a problem. If you are worried about your tooth show your post operative X-rays and take a second opinion.

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Dr. Prabhavathi V Dentist 19 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Prabhavathi V

Dentist 19 yrs exp Bangalore

You can for a cbct of your root canal treated tooth. It gives a three dimensional picture of the tooth, canal and apex.