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Accessing previous dental radiographs is crucial for radiation protection and improved patient care. This practice reduces unnecessary X-rays, minimizing population radiation risk and enhancing diagnostic outcomes.

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  • Medical Imaging

Background:

  • Dental radiographs represent a significant portion (25%) of all radiological exposures in the UK.
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    • Access to prior imaging data supports dose limitation.
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    Conclusions:

    • Implementing systems for easy access to previous dental radiographs is essential for radiation safety.
    • This practice aligns with regulatory requirements and professional recommendations.
    • Enhanced patient care and reduced radiation exposure are achievable through this approach.