Radiographs Flashcards

1
Q

bitewings

A

shows posterior teeth, one or two per side

minimal overlap of teeth allowing caries to be seen

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2
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periapicals

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shows small group of teeth and bone surrounding them

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3
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occlusal

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shows floor or roof of mouth, used to find missing/ unerrupted teeth, jaw fractures etc

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4
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panoramic

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extra oral, shows all teeth on a wide angled view

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5
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curve of spee

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teeth curve up posteriorly giving a ‘happy smile’ appearance
if curving down picture is upside down

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6
Q

what does a clear socket in a radiograph often mean

A

tooth absent post mortem

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7
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parallax

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an apparent change in the position of an object due to a real change by the observer

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8
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mneumonic for parallax

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S - same
L - lingual
O - opposite
B - buccal

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