The document summarizes dental management considerations for treating pregnant patients. It discusses the physical, physiological, and psychological changes that occur during pregnancy and how they may impact dental treatment. Key points addressed include limiting routine x-rays and non-emergency procedures in the first trimester, focusing on hygiene and necessary treatment in the second trimester when risk is lowest, and providing only emergency care in the third trimester due to patient discomfort. Goals of treatment are to develop efficient care that maintains safety for both the mother and developing fetus.
21. Dental Radiographs for Pregnant Women Full month series, 1 X 10 -5 (18 intraoral D film, lead apron) Panoramic film 15 X 10 -5 Daily radiation (cosmic) 4 X 10 -4 Skull 4 X 10 -3 Chest 8 X 10 -3 Radiographs Exposure in Gy
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