Types Of Radiographs Flashcards

1
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Horizontal bite wings

A

Show posterior teeth usually 4 to 8

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2
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What are horizontal bitewings used for

A

Interproximal caries
Restoration over hangs
Caries beneath fillings or crowns
Occlusal caries

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3
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Vertical bitewings

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An extended view of posterior teeth from mid root of uppers to mid root of lowers

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4
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What are vertical bitewings used for

A

To see periodontal bone levels
Periodontal pockets
Detect periodontal disease

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5
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Periapical

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Show one or two teeth in full length and their surrounding bone

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6
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What are periapical used for

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Detection of abscess
Root morphology before extraction
During endo
Assessment of periodontal status

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Occlusal

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Show a plane view of the anterior section of either mandible or maxilla

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8
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What are occlusal used for

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To see unerupted teeth
detect supernumerary teeth
Evaluate cysts or tumours

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9
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Dental panoramic tomograph

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Gives an overall view of both jaws in full and their surrounding anatomy

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10
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What are DPTs used for

A

Ortho assessment
Wisdom tooth assessment
Bone loss assessment
Diagnose jaw fractures

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Cephalostat / lateral skull

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Side of head taken in a machine called a celaphostat

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12
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What are cepahlostat / lateral skull used for

A

Ortho planning
Monitor jaw growth
Monitor treatment progress

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13
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What are extra oral films

A

Cassette case loaded into machine

Intensifying screens used to reduce the dose of exposure

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14
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What are intensifying screens

A

Used in an X-ray cassette to intensity the effect of the X-ray photon
Decreases the MAs required and the patient dose

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15
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What should a lateral oblique radiograph show

A

Posterior portion of one side of the mandible

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16
Q

Recall patients who have high caries risk should be radiographed at what intervals using horizontal bitewings

A

6 monthly

17
Q

Intra oral films are what colour

A

Pale green

18
Q

How often should recall patients who have a moderate caries risk be radiographed with horizontal bitewings

A

12 months

19
Q

Recall patients with a low caries risk should be radiographed no more frequently than how long with horizontal bitewings

A

18 months