Dental Radiology Flashcards

1
Q

What are the two different systems for intraoral radiographs

A

1) CR systems
2) DR systems

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2
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CR systems

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Positive: variety of plate sizes

Negative: more expensive, plates have to be replaced

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3
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DR systems

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Postive: more affordable to purchase
easier to learn to use

Negative: only a size 2 plat (on a large dog, youre taking a lot of images)

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4
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What are the types of generators used in intraoral radiographs

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Handheld: allow for greater flexibility in space within a dental suite, may not be allowed everywhere (Canada), may be harder to learn with

Wall or floor mounted: easier for learning, less flexible for physical space issues

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5
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What is the difference between radiographs vs intraoral radiographs

A

plate is in the mouth of patient (need to be anesthetized), not sedated

intra-oral gets rid of superposition and only gets one side

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6
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Why do we not do sedated intraoral radiographs in small animals

A

sedated patients can still bite

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7
Q

Why arent dental radiographs not labeled

A

you can look at it and know what side youre looking at

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8
Q

How do you tell if the dental radiograph is of the maxilla

A

crowns point down
look for the maxillary recess

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9
Q

How do you tell if the dental radiograph is of the mandible

A

crowns point up
look for mandibular canal and the ventral cortex

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10
Q

Why do you need to know where the maxillary recess is

A

1) dont want to drill into it
2) dont want to stab elevator into it
3) dont want to push tooth roots into it

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11
Q

the maxillary recess always occur at the

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apical portion of the maxillary teeth

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12
Q

T/F: there are no three rooted teeth in the mandible

A

True

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13
Q

the point where the cementum that covers the root, meets the enamel that covers the crown

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the cementoenamel junction

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14
Q

Why is it important to know where the cementoenamel junction is

A

bone loss -

alveolar bone should be 1-2mm below cementoenamel junction

if you can see the cementoenamel junction on your oral exam, then you know theyve had gingival recession

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15
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chevron site

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the site on the apex of the tooth where the blood supply is entering the tooth

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16
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interradicular bone

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the bone between different roots of a tooth

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17
Q

What are the three structures that you need to review when looking at dental radiographs

A

1) Periodontal ligament
2) Periapical region
3) Tooth apex: where tooth abscesses occur

18
Q

Where do tooth abscesses occur

A

tooth apex

19
Q

how many teeth do dogs have

A

42

20
Q

how many teeth do cats have

A

30

21
Q

30% of rhinitis cases are caused by

A

tooth root abscesses

22
Q

What number is the carnassial tooth of the right mandible in dog

A

409 (1st mandibular molar)

23
Q

What number is the carnassial tooth of the left mandible in a dog

A

309 (1st mandibular molar)

24
Q

What number is the carnassial tooth of the left maxilla in the dog

A

208 (4th premolar)

25
Q

What number is the carnassial tooth of the right maxilla in the dog

A

108 (4th premolar)

26
Q

What is the dental formula of the dog

A

2x (3/3 I, 1/1 C, 4/4 PM, 2/3 M) = 42

27
Q

How many incisors do dogs have

A

12- 6 on top and 6 on bottom

28
Q

How many canines do dogs have

A

4- 2 on top, 2 on bottom

29
Q

How many premolars do dogs have

A

16- 8 top, 8 bottom (4 on each quadrant)

30
Q

How many molars do dogs have

A

2(2/3)
4 on top
6 on bottom
10 total

31
Q

What is the dental formula of the cat

A

2( 3/3 I, 1/1 C, 3/2 PM, 1/1M)

32
Q

How many incisors do cats have

A

12 incisors (6 top, 6 bottom) 3 in each quadrant

33
Q

How many canines do cats have

A

4 (2 top, 2 bottom) 1 in each quadrant

34
Q

How many premolars do cats have

A

10 (6 top, 4 bottom) 3 in upper quadrants, 2 in lower quadrants

35
Q

How many molars do cats have

A

4 (2 top, 2 bottom) 1 in each quadrant

36
Q

In the dog, what teeth have 3 roots

A

Maxillary PM4, M1, M2

37
Q

In the cat, what teeth have 3 roots

A

Maxillary PM4 (108+208) and M1 (109+209)

38
Q

How many roots do the incisors have

A

1 root

39
Q

How many roots do the canines have

A

1 root

40
Q

In the dog, PM1 always have _____ roots

A

1 root

41
Q
A