Do dental X-Rays damage your cells? study compares two common scans
NCT ID NCT07330401
Summary
This study aimed to understand if two common dental X-ray types (OPG and CBCT) cause different levels of cell damage in the mouth. Researchers collected cheek cell samples from 60 people before and after their scheduled dental X-rays to measure changes. The goal was to compare which type of scan might cause more cell-level changes, particularly looking at differences between younger (15-25) and middle-aged (40-50) adults.
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universiti Sains Malaysia hospital
Kota Bharu, Kelantan, 25000, Malaysia
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