Occlusal And Localization Techniques

Question 1

What is the term occlusal refer to?

Answer 1

The chewing surfaces of the posterior teeth

Question 2

What size receptor is recommended for use with the occlusal technique in the adult patient?

Answer 2

Size 4 intraoral receptor

Question 3

What size receptor is recommended for use with the clothes or technique in the pediatric patient with primary Dentitions?

Answer 3

Size 2 receptor

Question 4

How is the patient’s head positioned before exposing a maxillary occlusal receptor?

Answer 4

Maxillary arch parallel to the floor and the mid sagittal plane perpendicular to the floor

Question 5

What are the uses of the occlusal image?

Answer 5

To locate retained routes of extracted teeth
To locate extra uninterrupted or impacted teeth
To locate foreign bodies
To locate salivary stones
To locate and evaluate the extent of lesions
To evaluate The boundaries of the maxillary sinus
To evaluate fractures of the maxilla or the mandible
Examining patients who cannot open their mouth is more than a few millimeters
Two exam in the area of a cleft palette
To measure changes in the size and shape of the maxilla or the mandible

Question 6

State the vertical angulation used for the maxillary topographic a close or projection

Answer 6

+65 degrees

Question 7

State the vertical angulation used for the maxillary lateral occlusion projection

Answer 7

+60 degrees

Question 8

State the vertical angulation used for the mandibular topographic a close all projection

Answer 8

-55 degrees

Question 9

State the vertical angulation used for the mandibular cross sectional occlusion projection

Answer 9

90 degrees

Question 10

State the vertical angulations used for the maxillary and mandibular pediatric occlusal projections

Answer 10

Max +60

Man -55