intraoral imaging technique Flashcards

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GEOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS

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  1. Image sharpness
  2. Image magnification
  3. Image shape distortion
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Unsharpness

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Fuzzy, unsharp margin of
radiographic image.
Due to Penumbra or edge gradient from photons interacting at the objects edge

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3 Rules to Maximize Sharpness

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Rule #1.
Radiation source should be as small as possible.
Rule #2.
Source-to-object distance should be as long as possible.
Rule #3.
Object-to-receptor distance should be as short as possible.

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how does a small radiation source produce sharper images, can we control this?

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fewer photons at the edge of the object= smaller pneumbra
Out of our control, up to manufacturer

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increased source to object distance effect, can we control this?

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results in more parallel photons at the edge of the object, would be more divergent if distance shorter causing a larger pneumbra
can be controlled with cone length

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object to receptor distance, can we control?

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want it to be short to decrease divergence of photons from object edge to receptor= decreased pneumbra
controlled with receptor placement

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MAGNIFICATION (Equal Enlargement)

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Enlargement of radiographic image, compared to actual size of object. Image shows true shape of object

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2 Rules to Minimize Magnification

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Rule #1.
Source-to-object distance should be as long as possible.
Rule #2
Source-to-receptor distance should be as short as possible.

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long source to object distance for magnification

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reduces divergence of photons

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short object to receptor distance for magnification

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reduces photon divergence from object to receptor

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5 RULES FOR ACCURATE IMAGE FORMATION

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  1. Focal spot as small as possible.
  2. Source-object distance as long as possible.
  3. Object-receptor distance as short as possible.
  4. Object parallel to receptor.
  5. Beam perpendicular to object and receptor.
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PROJECTION TECHNIQUES FOR PERIAPICAL RADIOGRAPHY

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PROJECTION TECHNIQUES FOR PERIAPICAL RADIOGRAPHY
1. Paralleling Technique – use long cone
2. Bisecting Angle Technique – use long or short cone

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2 Rules to Minimize Distortion

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Rule #1:
Object and receptor should be parallel.
Rule #2:
Beam should be perpendicular to object and receptor.

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PARALLELING TECHNIQUE

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PARALLELING TECHNIQUE
1. Receptor parallel to tooth: must also get apices
increased object-receptor distance can be offset with increased source-receptor distance (long cone)
2. Beam perpendicular to tooth/receptor.

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alignment of beam and receptor, if not done?

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if not done will result in a cone cut

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what is the preffered imaging method? if it cannot be done what is used?

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 Paralleling technique is the preferred method.
 If the paralleling technique cannot be used, the bisecting angle technique may be used.

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BISECTING ANGLE TECHNIQUE Based on

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Based on Rule of Isometry:
If two triangles have two equal angles and a
common side, then the two triangles are equal.

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BISECTING ANGLE TECHNIQUE

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The angle formed by plane of tooth and plane of receptor is bisected, and the beam is directed perpendicular to the bisecting line.

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PROJECTION ERRORS IN PERIAPICAL RADIOGRAPHY

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Vertical Angulation
Horizontal Angulation
Alignment of Beam and Receptor

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FORESHORTENING due to?

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Tooth not parallel to receptor, and beam directed perpendicular to receptor.
results in tooth appearing shorter than is actually is

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ELONGATION due to?
.

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Tooth not parallel to receptor, and beam directed perpendicular to tooth.
results in tooth appearing longer than it actually is

22
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Improper horizontal
angulation results in?

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overlapping of contacts.

23
Q

Improper alignment of
beam and receptor results
in?

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Improper alignment of
beam and receptor results
in cone cutting.

24
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what do we want to see with BWs

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Crowns, open interproximal areas and alveolar bone support, Caries, periodontal condition, calculus, crown margins

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BW angulation
slight + angulation of the source due to curve of wilson
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BW HA errors? when to retake
results in overlapped contacts retake it half the enamel thickness is overlapped
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methods of localization
1. Right angle method 2. Tube shift method (SLOB) Buccal object rule
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Right Angle Method of localization
two radiographs are taken with the receptors perpindicular to one another ex: PA and occlusal
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Tube Shift Method
take a normal PA then shift the tube in a M or D direction for another PA if the object moves with the tube: lingual if object moves in opposite: buccal