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True Lateral Skull
45º Occlusal
Cephalo
Periapical
CT +/ - 3D reconstraction
Cephalo
Periapical
Reverse Town’s
Two teeth joined together from the fusion of adjacent tooth germs
Two teeth joined together but arising from a single tooth germ
Two teeth joined together by cementum
Large teeth
Viewing Box, Magnifying glass, SDI X-ray reader
Exposure Factor and film density
Access to previous film
All of the above
Dry Film
Wet Film
Soft Film
Hard Film
Darkness Viewing Room with Viewing Box
Bright Room
Normal Room
Under Sunlight
Anatomical Structure of teeth and skull
The type of Radiograph
Panoramic Radiograph
Systemic approach
Pathological and specific lessonq
The patient
Sign of inflammatory
Exposure factor of film
Using the root of the second molar as a guide
Loss of Tramline
White line
Narrowing of tramline
Large Teeth
Small teeth
Fusion teeth
Den-in-dente teeth
Torus Palatal and mandible
Tumor of Tissuse
Peal of enamel
Macrodontia
Large of Canal and pulp
Large Crown
Large Root
Large Tooth
Supernumerary teeth and supplemental teeth
Amelogenesis imperfect
Dentinal dyplasia
Turner teeth
Shell Teeth
Supernumerary
Supplemental
Microdont
55pic
Compound Odontome in the anterior maxilla
Dens-in-Dente
Microdont
Complex odontome
69 pic.
Bifid of Condyle
Cleft palate
Classification class I
Macrognathia
78pic.
Nasopalatine duct cyst or incisive canal cyst
Keratocyst or primordial cyst
Follicular Cyst or dangerous cysts
Residual radiocular cyst
89pic.
Nasopalatine duct cyst or incisive canal cyst
Keratocyst or primordial cyst
Residual radiocular cyst
Follicular Cyst or dangerous cysts
91pic.
Ameloblastoma
Solitary bone cyst or simple bone cyst
Residual radiocular cyst
Follicular Cyst or dangerous cysts
93pic.
Calculis of salivery Gland
Torus palatines
Hypercementosis
Osteocondention
103pic.
Intraoral and extraoral
Extraoral and bite wings
Extraoral only
Intraoral only
Film placement holder
Control panel
Lead apron
Tube head
Implants, appliances, and crowns
Implants
Implants and appliances
Screw-teeth
All gold
Gold with porcelain facings
Gold with acrylic facings
Acrylic temporary bridge
Hard palate
Floor of the nose
Roof of the sinus
Soft palate
Dry film
Wet film
Soft film
Hard film
Darkness viewing room with viewing box
Bright room
Normal room
Under sunlight
Pathological and specific lesson
The patient
Sign of inflammatory
Exposure factor of film
Small teeth
Large teeth
Gemination teeth
Concrescence
Large of canal and pulp
Large crown
Large root
Large tooth
Supernumerary teeth and supplemental teeth
Amelogenesis imperfect
Dentinal dysplasia
Turner teeth
Transposition of tooth
Pulpstone
Taurodontism
Complex odontoma
Micrognathia
Submerging or infra-occlusal
Classification class II
Macrognathia
Nasopalatine duct cyst
Radicular cyst
Lateral periodontal cyst
Follicular cyst
Nasopalatine duct cyst or incisive canal cyst
Keratocyst or primordial cyst
Residual radicular cyst
Follicular cyst or dangerous cysts
Ameloblastoma in the right mandibular body
Solitary mandibular bone cyst
Residual radicular cyst
Follicular cyst or dangerous cysts
Calculus of salivary gland
Torus palatines
Hyper cementosis
Osteocondention
Upwards
Downward
Towards the left
Towards the right
All are corrected
Stippled
Salt-and-pepper
Ground Glass
Sialoliths
Rhinoliths
Phleboliths
Antroliths
The cervical spine is slumped, appearing as a pyramid shaped opacity, centred at the lower half of the film.
Chin too high and slumped
Chin not on chin rest and twisted (turned)
Too far back, chin too high, and slumped
The head is tilted to one side, causing one condyle to appear higher than the other and the inferior border of the mandible is slanting.
Neck chain
Left/right markers
Shotgun pellets
All are corrected
Electronic messaging (email)
Immediate viewing of the film
Less radiation exposure to the patient
True Lateral Skull
Reverse Town’s
45º occlusial standard
Cephalometric
Condylar hypoplasia
Parallex Plan
Compound odontome
Concrescence
Big
Small
Soft tissues
Medium
Compact bone
Spongy bone
Concellous bone
Soft tissues
Compact bone
Soft tissues
Periodentium ligament
Concellous bone
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