Introduction: Ionizing radiation is extensively utilized in dental imaging research, with radiography serving as the primary diagnostic technique in dentistry.
Materials And Methods: The cytotoxic effects of Xrays are wellestablished, the genotoxic consequences remain debated.
Results: This study aims to evaluate the impact of dental Xrays on cellular morphological patterns in the oral mucosa.
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