WorksheetsNormal Anatomy Maxilllary landmarks
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Cancellous bone appears radiolucent on a radiographic image.
True
False
The area the black arrow is pointing to is:
maxillary sinus
lateral ptyerigoid plate
orbit
zygomatic process
Wafer-thin, curved plates of bone that extend from the lateral walls of the nasal cavity, they appear diffuse and radiopaque on a radiograph
nasal spine
nasal septum
nasal conchae
nasal stones
Radiolucent area (empty space) located above the apices of the maxillary premolars and molars,
canal
foramen
fossa
sinus
Which of these areas would appear radiolucent on a dental x-ray image?
septum
suture
tubercle
tuberosity
On a maxillary periapical image (PA), the nasal fossa will appear as a radiolucent area above the roots of the_________
maxillary incisors
maxillary premolars
maxillary molars
mandibular central
Name the area circled in red, Small ovoid or round radiolucent area located between the roots of the maxillary central incisors
lateral fossa
maxillary suture
incisive papilla
incisive foramen
The maxillary tuberosity appears a radiolucent rounded prominence posterior to the third molar region?
true
false
An anterior maxillary periapical (PA) will contain the nasal septum superimposed over the?
canine
medial palatine suture
greater palatine foramen
genial tubercles
the coronoid process will be seen on the __________periapical image
maxillary incisor
maxillary molar
mandibluar incisor
maxillary canine
The anterior nasal spine will appear as a _______ shaped radiopaque ares
T
U
V
I
The inverted Y is a radiopaque line above the maxillary canine ?
true
false
The canine/lateral fossa is located between the
maxillary canine and lateral incisor
mandibular canine and lateral incisor
maxilalry canine and first premolar
maxillary molar area
Identify the anatomy marked by the black arrows
incisive foramen
median palatine suture
canine/lateral fossa
incisve papilla
What is the anatomy marked by the white arrows?
nasal conchae
nasal septum
nasal fossa
anterior nasal spine
What is the large radilucent area in this periapical?
nasal sinus
maxillary tuberosity
maxillary sinus
zygoma
What is the radiolucent area in between the white arrows?
canine/lateral fossa
incisive foramen
nasal sinus
nasal septum
All of the following would appear radiolucent on a dental radiograph except?
tuberosity
canal
foramen
fossa
all of the following would appear radiopaque on a dent radiograph except?
process
ridge
spine
sinus
On a maxillary periapical image, the zygomatic process appears as a_______to the maxillary first molar region
radioluceny located inferior
radiopacity located superior
radilucency located superior
radiopacity located inferior
