Technique Flashcards

1
Q

A ________ X or vertical line through a tooth on an odontogram is used for congenitally missing teeth. ________ is used for previously extracted teeth.

A

Black, blue

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2
Q

An outlined surface in blue means what?

A

Composite resin

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3
Q

A filled in blue surface means what?

A

Amalgam

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4
Q

A Cross hatch surface in blue means what?

A

Gold

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5
Q

An outlined tooth in blue means what?

A

Porcelain/ceramic crown

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6
Q

What color is used for treatment planning?

A

Red

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7
Q

What are 3 ways to maximize sharpness and resolution of a radiograph?

A

1-Small while effective focal spot
2-Increase distance from focal spot to object
3-Minimize distance from object to image receptor

*also helps capture accurate size

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8
Q

What two ways can image shape distortion be minimized?

A

1-Film parallel to long axis of tooth

2-Central ray perpendicular to object and image receptor

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9
Q

What happens when the central beam is perpendicular to the image receptor but the object is not?

A

Foreshortening

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10
Q

What happens when the central beam is perpendicular to the object but not the image receptor?

A

Elongation

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11
Q

What are two techniques to minimize distortion?

A

1-Paralleling technique (preferred)

2-Bisecting angle technique

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12
Q

Determining if an object on the radiograph is buccal or lingual or in the same plane of the tooth is done using what technique?

A

The SLOB rule (Same Lingual- Opposite Buccal)

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13
Q

Where should the central x-ray point when taking maxillary central incisor regions?

A

Tip of the nose

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14
Q

Where should the central x-ray point when taking maxillary Cuspid region?

A

Corner of the nose

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15
Q

Where should the central x-ray point when taking maxillary bicuspid region?

A

Down from the pupil to mid cheek area

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16
Q

Where should the central x-ray point when taking maxillary molar region

A

Down from the corner of the eye mid cheek area

17
Q

Where should the central x-ray point when taking mandibular molars?

A

Down from the corner of the eye mid mandible

18
Q

Where should the central x-ray point when taking mandibular bicuspid region?

A

Down from the pupil mid mandible

19
Q

Where should the central x-ray point when taking mandibular cuspid region?

A

down from corner of the nose on the chin corner

20
Q

Where should the central x-ray point when taking mandibular centrals?

A

center of the chin

21
Q

A substance that permits transmission of x-rays is said to be?

A

Radiolucent

22
Q

A substance that blocks transmission of x-rays is said to be?

A

Radiopaque