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How X-ray aprons at dentist could be HARMING you

Experts from Tufts University say they are no longer necessary because of how accurate modern X-ray machines are. The aprons could actually be doing more harm than good, they said.

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Dental X-rays are safe without the lead apron

The risk of radiation exposure from dental X-rays is low, say experts. It's so low that you don't actually need that lead apron.

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Lead Aprons No Longer Needed During X-Rays, Dental Group Says

Wearing a heavy lead apron is no longer necessary during routine dental X-rays, a professional dental radiology group has concluded.

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Dental X-rays Are Now Safer Than Ever

Since dental X-rays became commonplace some seven decades ago, dentists and hygienists have been draping their patients with protective gear to shield them from the possibility of radiation exposure to body parts other than the jaw. But experts in dental radiology say it’s time to hang up those lead aprons for good.

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