Scatter radiation is a type of radiation that is produced when X-rays are generated and interact with matter, causing them to scatter in different directions. When a dental X-ray is taken, some of the X-ray beams can scatter and potentially reach areas outside of the targeted area, exposing the patient and dental staff to additional radiation.
Read MoreDry mouth, also known as xerostomia, is a condition in which there is a decreased production of saliva in the mouth. Saliva is important for maintaining good oral health because it helps to neutralize acids, wash away food particles and bacteria, and protect the teeth from decay. Without enough saliva, the mouth becomes dry and uncomfortable, and the risk of tooth decay and gum disease increases.
Read MoreComposite veneers, also known as dental composite veneers, are a cosmetic dental treatment used to improve the appearance of a person's teeth. They can be a more affordable and less invasive alternative to porcelain veneers.
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