How do I duplicate a dental xray?
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Duplication of an xray is done using UV light and Specific Sensitive  Duplicating film- sensitive for The UV light.\n\nYou would need to find an Xray tech/ or clinic that has a duplicating machine.  OR ask the place where you had them taken to duplicate the film (small fee usually about 7 dollars)\nOR you can ask for it to be Digitizes and placed on a CD, Most Imaging facilities are now using a Digital Image archive- May be better to ask to see if it can Be Scanned and placed on  a CD- all depends on the reason you need it duplicated.\n\n(if you tell them it is to send to another Doctors office they will do it for Free )
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Use (the thick type) Unwaxed dental floss, it'll do the trick.
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Call the ADA - American Dental Association\nCall the Better Business Bureau
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If you haven't had a professional cleaning in 9 years, you got off easy. A debridement will get rid of all that buildup of plaque on your teeth - places where the brush doesn't reach. Most people can't see stuff on x-rays without being trained. If your dentist has an intra-oral cameral, you can probably see it.\n\nIf you have a vertical fracture, your teeth will eventually need to be treated. If you don't get it done, they will either be lost or need a root canal. It's up to you if you want them to match or not.\n\nIf you still don't trust your dentist, get a second or third opinion. The fact is, many dentists view the same teeth differently: one may be more conservative and believe in a "wait and see" type thing, while another leans towards "fix it before it breaks or hurts". Does not mean either is wrong or trying to cheat you, just a different philosophy.
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if you need a temporary fix until you get to your dentist you can go to any drug store and get some temporary cement  that will last for a day or two. its by the dental stuff, its easy to use. it should cost you less than fifty dollars to have it re-cemented, if you go to the dentist that put it in it may cost nothing, just call and ask.
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I've worked in a dental office as an office manager and as a dental assistant, and I can tell you that your xrays ARE your property if you've paid for them. However, if they only took 1 set of xrays, then it is the doctor's property (because she/he is taking them to see what is wrong with your teeth and needs them for procedures, it's hers/his). \n\nNow I agree some dentists are shady and 3 grand is a lot of money, but if you need $3000 dollars of work, my guess is you need some root canals or crowns. 6 months is a long time to build decay, especially if you didn't want that filling the last time you were at the dentist. But if $3000 is for fillings or something simple like that....then yes that's ridiculous.\n\nDentists are allowed to keep your xrays and some even charge a fee for you to TAKE THEM to another dentist because 1.) You're not getting xrays done at THAT dentist's office....so 2.) They're allowed to charge a fee for you to take them because you're taking it away from THEIR office permanently to see someone else. \n\nIn our office, if you wanted to take your xrays, you had to sign for them with a signed agreement to bring them back. So it just depends on the dentist really.\n\nIn my years of experience, almost all dentists charge you to take your xrays away from their office. So find out which one is cheaper.....getting a new set of films at the new dentist's office, or paying $25 to take your old ones and never see that dentist again.\n\np.s IF you xrays are more than a year old...DO NOT get them. Dentists don't use xrays if they're more than a year old and are obligated to take new ones, mainly because of the amount of time it's been since the last ones were taken.\n\nGOOD LUCK =)
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You could try this\nhttp://www.jufsoft.com/docrepair/\n\n///
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I can speak for dental x-rays.  An FMX (which is a full mouth set of x-rays) is usually composed of 18 films.  Taking all of these x-rays WITHOUT the use of a lead apron is equivalent to approximately one hour in the son.  If a lead apron is used the amount lowers greatly.  An FMX is only taken approximately once every 5 years.  Bitewings (4 film) are taken every 6 - 12 months and periodic PA (periapical x-rays consisting of 1 film) x-rays are taken.  The public is very misinformed about the amount of radiation they are receiving when radiographs are taken.  Of course it's not 100% safe... but going out in the sun is not 100% safe either.  Personally I think it is a minimal risk for diagostic x-rays.
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Yep. It can be done.\nThere are prostheses (artificial replacements) available for the same and u can get them done from either a Prosthodontist or an Oral Surgeon.
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Go to a dentist in your neighbourhood and interview him.
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Try a dental or doctor office
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try this link or next time you go to your doctors office ask them if they have one and could they make a copy for you
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Take old doctor's note, white all the information, make a copy, and fill in the iformation for now.  Voila! instant doctor's note.  Don't white out his name though, that is hard to copy.  After you have done this make another copy so it looks real.
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Dentist & Patient taking out a tooth!
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ask your dentist where he goes to get his work done.
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Yes, you would be amazed at the technology.  I had most of one of my front teeth knocked out.  My dentist did a repair, not replacement, and the last one he did has lasted a decade.  I eat everything I always have.
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http://www.aboutcosmeticdentistry.com/dentists/theodorou_p/photo_512.html