DANB RHS

An overexposed film will appear

• Light

• Dark

• Blurry

• Clear

Incorrect Horizontal Angulation will cause

• overlapped contact areas appear on the film

• Foreshortening

• Elongation

• Vertical Angulation

examines the interproximal surfaces of the crowns of both MAX and MAND teeth w/ crestal bone

• Periapical

• Panoramic

• Bitewing

• All of The Above

examines large areas of the maxillary and mandibular jaw

• Occlusal

• Periapical

• Bitewing

• Molar PA

Used to examine the entire tooth & supporting bone, can be used with paralleling & bisecting technique

• Purpose of a periapical

• Purpose of a bitewing

• Purpose of an occlusal

• Purpose of a panoramic

The most commonly used technique for exposing PA'S And BWX because it creates the most accurate representation.

• Bisecting

• Short cone

• None

• Paralleling

Used to examine the palate and anterior teeth of the maxilla or mandible

• Tomographic Projection

• Right Angle Technique

• Topographic Projection

• Bisecting

Black areas- allow x-rays to pass through, greater penetration of x-rays reach x-ray film

• Radiopaque

• Radiolucent

• Density

• KVP

The occlusal plane appears tipped or tilted

• Cone Cut

• Elongation

• Foreshortening

• Dropped Film Corner Appearance

Incorrect Film Placement Appearance:

• Foreshortening

• Elongation

• No apices or crown on the film

• Horizontal Angulation