BAT Task Flashcards
State the theory rule for the parallel technique
The receptor and the long axis of the tooth are parallel to one another and the central ray is directed perpendicularly to the long access of the tooth and the receptor
State how adequate horizontal angulation is achieved with the parallel technique
Receptor is placed horizontally parallel to the arch that is being exposed
State how adequate vertical angulation is achieved with the parallel technique
Receptor is placed vertically parallel to the long axis of the tooth
How are cone cuts prevented on bitewing images: front and back
Place the cone 1/4 inch anterior to the receptor
How are cone cuts prevented on bite wing images: top and bottom
Center of cone is placed parallel to the occlusal plane
State the theory rule for the bisection of the angle technique
Central ray is directed perpendicular to the imaginary bisecting line that bisects the long axis of the tooth and the receptor
State how adequate horizontal angulation is achieved with a bisecting technique
Center of the cone is placed horizontally parallel to the angle of the arch of the teeth being exposed
State how adequate vertical angulation is achieved with the bisecting technique
Center of the cone is vertically parallel to the bisector
State how cone cuts are prevented on periapical images: front and back
Cone is placed 1/4 inch anterior to the receptor
How are cone cuts prevented on periapical images: top and bottom
Cone is placed 1/4” above or below the occlusal plane
State the technique for maxillary occlusal image concerning patient positioning
Maxillary arch must be parallel to the floor
State the technique for maxillary occlusal image concerning cone placement
Cone centered above the maxilla against the bridge of the nose. Bottom of cone 1/8 to 1/4 inch below the receptor
State the technique for maxillary occlusal image concerning vertical angulation
Cone must be placed parallel to the bisecting line to bisect the angle. Positive angulation is used
State the technique for mandibular occlusal images concerning patient positioning
Patient is angled backward so the mandibular arch is at a 45° angle to the floor
State the technique for mandibular occlusal images concerning cone placement
Cone is placed at the chin with the top edge of the cone 1/8 to 1/4 inch above the edge of the receptor