Selection Criteria Flashcards
Which extra oral views may we take?
Oblique laterals
DPT
Lateral ceph
Which intra oral views can we take?
Periapical
Bitewing
Occlusal
What are the main indications for bite wings?
Detection of interproximal caries
Monitoring profession of caries
Assess existing restorations
Assessment of periodontal pocket depths up to 6mm using vertical bite wings
By how much does the diagnostic threshold for caries detection increase by when using bite wings?
4 fold
How much demineralisation is needed before You can see caries radiologically?
50% demineralisation is needed
T/F caries needs a low Kv to detect contrast?
T
T/F for assessment of periodontal needs, you need higher Kv?
T since need less contrast
What are the two methods of taking Periapical radiographs?
Long cone paralleling and bisecting angle
Which method of Periapical technique should be used?
LONG CONE PARALELLING
Name the occlusal radiographs available
Upper standard Upper oblique occlusal Lower 90 occlusal Lower 45 occlusal Lower oblique occlusal
Which two occlusals are forms of large bisected angle Periapical?
Upper standard and lower 45
When would you take an upper standard occlusal?
Unable to take a Periapical
Trauma
Palatal pathology
2nd view to aid localisation
When would you take an upper oblique occlusal?
Unable to take a bite wing or pa
Provide view from diff angle
When would you take a lower 90 degree occlusal?
Detect for salivary calculus
Fracture of ant mandible
Gucci lingual expansion or cortical bone
When would you take a lower 45?
Unable to tolerate Periapical
Lesion too large to visualise on intra oral film
Anterior fracture of mandible
When would you take a lower oblique occlusal?
Cannot tolerate PAGE
Imaging SM gland
When do you radiograph in endo?
Pre op
Prior to obturation
Post obturation