03 Intraoral radiography Flashcards
in a periapical rad, how much bone should be included above the apex?
2-3 mm
If the vertical angulation is incorrect, how will the teeth appear?
either foreshortened or elongated
what are the different techniques for intraoral film placement?
- paralleling technique
- bisecting angle technique
paralleling technique
-film is parallel to the true axis of the tooth
bisecting angle technique
the beam is perpendicular to the plane halfway between the angle of the film and the axis of the tooth
-inherent distortion, limited clinical application
How many films are in a full mouth series?
18, 14 PAs and 4 BWs
what areas are included in maxillary molar periapicals?
- the area of all three molars
- 2-3 mm of bone
Maxillary premolar PAs include…
premolars and distal of canine,
2-3 mm of bone
maxillary lateral/canine area includes…
-lateral and canine centered
2-3 mm of bone
maxillary central PA
Central centered with 2-3 mm of bone
T/F the areas covered by the mandibular PAs are exactly the same, but in the mandibular arch
True. I didn’t want to type all the same things for the mandibular. Hope this card makes sense, Ryan
what areas are included in molar bitewings?
- all molars
- interproximal spaces open
- bone levels displayed
- equal distribution
- minimal distortion with adequate contrast/density
what areas are included in premolar bitewings?
-pms and distal of both canines, then all the same quality stuff as molars