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Antepartum Dental Radiography and Low Birth Weight
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To the Editor: Dr Hujoel and colleagues1 did not control for the number of dental caries or other dental pathology. It is possible that women with more dental disease or dental disease of greater severity are more likely to have LBW infants than those with healthy teeth. Additionally, in their study radiation dose from dental radiographs was related to maternal smoking and late prenatal care. It is possible that this is a more important correlation than dental radiography and LBW.
M. Lynn Pisaniello, MD
pisan@twcny.rr.com Lewis County General Hospital Lowville, NY
1. Hujoel PP, Bollen AM, Noonan CJ, del Aguila MA. Antepartum dental radiography and infant low birth weight. JAMA. 2004;291:1987-1993.
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