A new scanning device that emits more radiation than conventional methods popularity among dentists despite the potential risks for young patients, has found an investigation by the New York Times.
Designed for dental offices, the device offers a cone-beam CT scanner, brilliant 3-d, called pictures of teeth roots, the pine and even the skull.This technology is a sure way for Orthodontists and oral surgeons to work with greater precision and identify problems that go otherwise unnoticed to tell his supporters could. but there is little independent research to verify these claims.
Instead was the cone beam's popularity by misinformation about its safety and efficacy, some dentists paid or sponsored by manufacturers, lectures, seminars and training classes type, as well as through industry-sponsored magazines and conferences, according to the records and dozens of interviews with dentists and researchers from partially fueled.
A leading researcher dental radiation has found that depending on model and setting cone beam scanner 4 to 30 times as much as one emit conventional dental X-rays.
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