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Panorex X-rays: Frequency & When Are They Needed?
Panoramic X-rays should typically be taken no more frequently than every 3 years for children younger than 5 who don't meet the above indications and every 5 years for most patients over 5. However, more frequent examinations may be appropriate if you’re undergoing orthodontic treatment or experience dental pain or another symptom of tooth decay or gum disease.Cavities - Related Articles
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