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Abstract
Providing essential coverage of dental radiography principles and complete technical instruction, Dental Radiography: Principles and Techniques, 4th Edition, is your key to the safe, effective use of radiation in the dental office. The first ever full-color dental radiography resource, this combination of a textbook and a training manual guides you step-by-step through common procedures, with accompanying illustrations, case studies, and interactive exercises to help you apply what you've learned to practice.
- A concise, straightforward writing style makes complex concepts more accessible and helps you easily identify the most important information.
- Step-by-step procedures combine clear instructions with anatomical drawings, positioning photos, and corresponding radiographs to help you confidently and accurately perform specific techniques, thus minimizing radiation exposure to the patient.
- Helpful Hints detail common problems you may encounter in practice and provide a checklist to guide you through the do's and don'ts of imaging procedures.
- Quiz Questions at the end of each chapter assess your understanding of important content.
- Key terms, learning objectives, and chapter summaries highlight essential information to help you study more efficiently.
- Interactive exercises, terminology games, and case studies modeled on the National Board Dental Hygiene Examination (NBDHE) on Evolve reinforce your understanding and help you prepare for examinations.
- New chapter on cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) familiarizes you with emerging practices in dental radiography.
- Updated chapter discussions and new radiographs keep you up to date on the latest information in digital imaging.
- UNIQUE! Full-color design and new illustrations and photographs clarify difficult concepts and help you master proper positioning techniques.
- UNIQUE! A comprehensive appendix provides quick, easy access to all mathematical formulas used in dental radiography.
Table of Contents
Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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Front cover | cover | ||
Evolve page | ifc1 | ||
Dental Radiography, 4/e | i | ||
Copyright page | iv | ||
Dedication | v | ||
Reviewers | vi | ||
Preface | vii | ||
About This Edition | vii | ||
New to This Edition | vii | ||
About EVOLVE | vii | ||
For the Student | vii | ||
For the Instructor | viii | ||
From the Authors | viii | ||
Acknowledgements | ix | ||
Table of Contents | xi | ||
I Radiation Basics | 1 | ||
1 Radiation History | 2 | ||
Outline | 2 | ||
Learning Objectives | 2 | ||
Key terms | 2 | ||
Dentistry and X-Radiation | 2 | ||
Basic Terminology | 2 | ||
Importance of Dental Radiographs | 3 | ||
Discovery of X-Radiation | 3 | ||
Roentgen and the Discovery of X-rays | 3 | ||
Earlier Experimentation | 4 | ||
Pioneers in Dental X-Radiation | 4 | ||
History of Dental X-Ray Equipment | 5 | ||
History of Dental X-Ray Film | 5 | ||
History of Dental Radiographic Techniques | 6 | ||
Summary | 6 | ||
Bibliography | 6 | ||
Quiz Questions | 7 | ||
Matching | 7 | ||
Essay | 7 | ||
2 Radiation Physics | 8 | ||
Outline | 8 | ||
Learning Objectives | 8 | ||
Key Terms | 8 | ||
Fundamental Concepts | 9 | ||
Atomic and Molecular Structure | 9 | ||
Atomic Structure | 9 | ||
Nucleus. | 9 | ||
Electrons. | 9 | ||
Molecular Structure | 11 | ||
Ionization, Radiation, and Radioactivity | 11 | ||
Ionization | 11 | ||
Radiation and Radioactivity | 12 | ||
Ionizing Radiation | 12 | ||
Particulate Radiation | 12 | ||
Electromagnetic Radiation | 12 | ||
Particle Concept. | 12 | ||
Wave Concept. | 12 | ||
X-Radiation | 13 | ||
X-Ray Machine | 14 | ||
Component Parts | 14 | ||
Control Panel | 14 | ||
Extension Arm | 14 | ||
Tubehead | 14 | ||
X-Ray Tube | 15 | ||
Leaded-Glass Housing | 16 | ||
Cathode | 16 | ||
Anode | 16 | ||
X-Ray Generating Apparatus | 16 | ||
Electricity and Electrical Currents | 16 | ||
Circuits | 17 | ||
Transformers | 17 | ||
Production of X-Radiation | 17 | ||
Production of Dental X-Rays | 17 | ||
Types of X-Rays Produced | 18 | ||
General Radiation | 18 | ||
Characteristic Radiation | 19 | ||
Definitions of X-Radiation | 19 | ||
Interactions of X-Radiation | 19 | ||
No Interaction | 20 | ||
Absorption of Energy and Photoelectric Effect | 20 | ||
Compton Scatter | 20 | ||
Coherent Scatter | 20 | ||
Summary | 20 | ||
Bibliography | 21 | ||
Quiz Questions | 21 | ||
Multiple Choice | 21 | ||
Identification | 22 | ||
Multiple Choice | 22 | ||
Identification | 24 | ||
Multiple Choice | 24 | ||
3 Radiation Characteristics | 26 | ||
Outline | 26 | ||
Learning Objectives | 26 | ||
Key Terms | 26 | ||
X-Ray Beam Quality | 27 | ||
Voltage and Kilovoltage | 27 | ||
Kilovoltage Peak | 27 | ||
Density and Kilovoltage Peak | 27 | ||
Contrast and Kilovoltage Peak | 28 | ||
Exposure Time and Kilovoltage Peak | 29 | ||
X-Ray Beam Quantity | 29 | ||
Amperage and Milliamperage | 29 | ||
Milliampere-Seconds | 29 | ||
Density and Milliamperage | 30 | ||
Exposure Time and Milliamperage | 30 | ||
X-Ray Beam Intensity | 30 | ||
Kilovoltage Peak | 30 | ||
Milliamperage | 30 | ||
Exposure Time | 30 | ||
Distance | 30 | ||
Inverse Square Law | 31 | ||
Half-Value Layer | 32 | ||
Summary | 32 | ||
Bibliography | 32 | ||
Quiz Questions | 32 | ||
Multiple Choice | 32 | ||
4 Radiation Biology | 34 | ||
Outline | 34 | ||
Learning Objectives | 34 | ||
Key Terms | 34 | ||
Radiation Injury | 35 | ||
Mechanisms of Injury | 35 | ||
Ionization | 35 | ||
Free Radical Formation | 35 | ||
Theories of Radiation Injury | 35 | ||
Direct Theory | 36 | ||
Indirect Theory | 36 | ||
Dose–Response Curve | 36 | ||
Stochastic and Nonstochastic Radiation Effects | 36 | ||
Sequence of Radiation Injury | 37 | ||
Determining Factors for Radiation Injury | 37 | ||
Radiation Effects | 37 | ||
Short-Term and Long-Term Effects | 37 | ||
Somatic and Genetic Effects | 37 | ||
Radiation Effects on Cells | 38 | ||
Radiation Effects on Tissues and Organs | 38 | ||
Radiation Measurements | 39 | ||
Units of Measurement | 39 | ||
Exposure Measurement | 39 | ||
Dose Measurement | 40 | ||
Dose Equivalent Measurement | 40 | ||
Measurements Used in Dental Radiography | 40 | ||
Radiation Risks | 40 | ||
Sources of Radiation Exposure | 40 | ||
Risk and Risk Estimates | 41 | ||
Dental Radiation and Exposure Risks | 41 | ||
Risk Elements | 41 | ||
Thyroid Gland. | 41 | ||
Bone Marrow. | 41 | ||
Skin. | 41 | ||
Eyes. | 41 | ||
Patient Exposure and Dose | 41 | ||
Risk Versus Benefit of Dental Radiographs | 42 | ||
Summary | 42 | ||
Bibliography | 42 | ||
Quiz Questions | 43 | ||
Multiple Choice | 43 | ||
5 Radiation Protection | 45 | ||
Outline | 45 | ||
Learning Objectives | 45 | ||
Key Terms | 45 | ||
Patient Protection | 46 | ||
Before Exposure | 46 | ||
Prescribing Dental Radiographs | 46 | ||
Proper Equipment | 46 | ||
Filtration. | 46 | ||
Inherent Filtration. | 46 | ||
Added Filtration. | 46 | ||
Total Filtration. | 46 | ||
Collimation. | 46 | ||
Position-Indicating Device. | 48 | ||
During Exposure | 48 | ||
Thyroid Collar | 48 | ||
Lead Apron | 50 | ||
Fast Film | 50 | ||
Beam Alignment Devices | 50 | ||
Exposure Factor Selection | 51 | ||
Proper Technique | 51 | ||
After Exposure | 51 | ||
Proper Film/Sensor Handling | 51 | ||
Proper Film Processing/Image Retrieval | 51 | ||
Operator Protection | 51 | ||
Protection Guidelines | 51 | ||
Distance Recommendations | 51 | ||
Position Recommendations | 51 | ||
Shielding Recommendations | 52 | ||
Radiation Monitoring | 52 | ||
Equipment Monitoring | 52 | ||
Personnel Monitoring | 52 | ||
Radiation Exposure Guidelines | 52 | ||
Radiation Safety Legislation | 52 | ||
Maximum Permissible Dose | 53 | ||
Maximum Accumulated Dose | 53 | ||
ALARA Concept | 53 | ||
Radiation Protection and Patient Education | 53 | ||
Summary | 53 | ||
Bibliography | 54 | ||
Useful Websites | 54 | ||
Quiz Questions | 54 | ||
True or False | 54 | ||
Multiple Choice | 54 | ||
Fill in the Blank | 55 | ||
II Equipment, Film, and Processing Basics | 56 | ||
6 Dental X-Ray Equipment | 57 | ||
Outline | 57 | ||
Learning Objectives | 57 | ||
Key Terms | 57 | ||
Dental X-Ray Machines | 57 | ||
Performance Standards | 57 | ||
Types of Machines | 58 | ||
Component Parts | 58 | ||
Tubehead | 58 | ||
Extension Arm | 58 | ||
Control Panel | 58 | ||
On-Off Switch. | 59 | ||
Exposure Button. | 59 | ||
Control Devices. | 59 | ||
Dental X-Ray Film Holders and Beam Alignment Devices | 59 | ||
Types of Film Holders | 59 | ||
Types of Beam Alignment Devices | 60 | ||
Summary | 61 | ||
Bibliography | 61 | ||
Quiz Questions | 61 | ||
Multiple Choice | 61 | ||
7 Dental X-Ray Film | 63 | ||
Outline | 63 | ||
Learning Objectives | 63 | ||
Key Terms | 63 | ||
Dental X-Ray Film Composition and Latent Image | 64 | ||
Film Composition | 64 | ||
Film Base | 64 | ||
Adhesive Layer | 64 | ||
Film Emulsion | 64 | ||
Gelatin. | 64 | ||
Halide Crystals. | 64 | ||
Protective Layer | 64 | ||
Latent Image Formation | 64 | ||
Types of Dental X-Ray Film | 65 | ||
Intraoral Film | 65 | ||
Intraoral Film Packaging | 65 | ||
X-Ray Film. | 65 | ||
Paper Film Wrapper. | 66 | ||
Lead Foil Sheet. | 66 | ||
Outer Package Wrapping. | 66 | ||
Tube Side. | 67 | ||
Label Side. | 67 | ||
Intraoral Film Types | 67 | ||
Periapical Film. | 67 | ||
Bite-Wing Film. | 67 | ||
III Dental Radiographer Basics | 120 | ||
11 Dental Radiographs and the Dental Radiographer | 121 | ||
Outline | 121 | ||
Learning Objectives | 121 | ||
Key Terms | 121 | ||
Dental Radiographs | 121 | ||
Importance of Dental Radiographs | 121 | ||
Uses of Dental Radiographs | 122 | ||
Benefits of Dental Radiographs | 122 | ||
Information Found on Dental Radiographs | 122 | ||
The Dental Radiographer | 122 | ||
Knowledge and Skill Requirements | 122 | ||
Duties and Responsibilities | 122 | ||
Professional Goals | 123 | ||
Patient Protection | 123 | ||
Operator Protection | 123 | ||
Patient Education | 123 | ||
Operator Competence | 123 | ||
Operator Efficiency | 123 | ||
Production of Quality Radiographs | 123 | ||
Quality Care | 123 | ||
Summary | 123 | ||
Bibliography | 124 | ||
Quiz Questions | 124 | ||
True or False | 124 | ||
12 Patient Relations and the Dental Radiographer | 125 | ||
Outline | 125 | ||
Learning Objectives | 125 | ||
Key Terms | 125 | ||
Interpersonal Skills | 125 | ||
Communication Skills | 125 | ||
Verbal Communication Skills | 125 | ||
Nonverbal Communication Skills | 126 | ||
Listening Skills | 126 | ||
Facilitation Skills | 126 | ||
Patient Relations | 127 | ||
First Impressions and Patient Relations | 127 | ||
Chairside Manner and Patient Relations | 127 | ||
Attitude and Patient Relations | 128 | ||
Summary | 128 | ||
Bibliography | 128 | ||
Quiz Questions | 128 | ||
True or False | 128 | ||
13 Patient Education and the Dental Radiographer | 130 | ||
Outline | 130 | ||
Learning Objectives | 130 | ||
Importance of Patient Education | 130 | ||
Methods of Patient Education | 131 | ||
Common Questions and Answers | 131 | ||
Necessity Questions | 131 | ||
Exposure Questions | 132 | ||
Safety Questions | 133 | ||
Digital Imaging Questions | 133 | ||
Miscellaneous Questions | 133 | ||
Summary | 133 | ||
Bibliography | 133 | ||
Quiz Questions | 134 | ||
Essay | 134 | ||
Short Answer | 134 | ||
14 Legal Issues and the Dental Radiographer | 135 | ||
Outline | 135 | ||
Learning Objectives | 135 | ||
Key Terms | 135 | ||
Legal Issues and Dental Radiography | 135 | ||
Federal and State Regulations | 135 | ||
Licensure Requirements | 136 | ||
Legal Issues and the Dental Patient | 136 | ||
Risk Management | 136 | ||
Informed Consent | 136 | ||
Liability | 137 | ||
Malpractice Issues | 137 | ||
Patient Records | 137 | ||
Documentation | 137 | ||
Confidentiality | 137 | ||
Ownership and Retention of Dental Radiographs | 137 | ||
Patients Who Refuse Dental Radiographs | 138 | ||
Summary | 138 | ||
Bibliography | 138 | ||
Quiz Questions | 138 | ||
Multiple Choice | 138 | ||
15 Infection Control and the Dental Radiographer | 140 | ||
Outline | 140 | ||
Learning Objectives | 140 | ||
Key Terms | 140 | ||
Infection Control Basics | 141 | ||
Rationale for Infection Control | 141 | ||
Infection Control Terminology | 141 | ||
Guidelines for Infection Control Practices | 141 | ||
Personal Protective Equipment | 142 | ||
Protective Clothing | 142 | ||
Gloves | 142 | ||
Masks and Protective Eyewear | 142 | ||
Hand Hygiene and Care of Hands | 142 | ||
Hand Hygiene | 142 | ||
Care of Hands | 142 | ||
Sterilization and Disinfection of Instruments | 142 | ||
Cleaning and Disinfection of Dental Unit and Environmental Surfaces | 143 | ||
Infection Control in Dental Radiography | 143 | ||
Infection Control Procedures Used Before Exposure | 143 | ||
Preparation of Treatment Area | 143 | ||
X-Ray Machine. | 143 | ||
Dental Chair. | 143 | ||
Work Area. | 143 | ||
Lead Apron. | 143 | ||
Preparation of Supplies and Equipment | 143 | ||
Film. | 143 | ||
Digital Sensors. | 145 | ||
Beam Alignment Devices. | 145 | ||
Miscellaneous Items. | 145 | ||
Preparation of the Patient | 145 | ||
Chair Adjustment. | 145 | ||
Headrest Adjustment. | 145 | ||
Lead Apron. | 145 | ||
Miscellaneous Objects. | 145 | ||
Preparation of the Dental Radiographer | 145 | ||
IV Technique Basics | 151 | ||
16 Introduction to Radiographic Examinations | 152 | ||
Outline | 152 | ||
Learning Objectives | 152 | ||
Key Terms | 152 | ||
Intraoral Radiographic Examination | 152 | ||
Types of Intraoral Radiographic Examinations | 152 | ||
Periapical Examination | 153 | ||
V Digital Imaging Basics | 300 | ||
25 Digital Imaging | 301 | ||
Outline | 301 | ||
Learning Objectives | 301 | ||
Key Terms | 301 | ||
Basic Concepts | 302 | ||
Terminology | 302 | ||
Purpose and Use | 302 | ||
Fundamentals | 302 | ||
Radiation Exposure | 303 | ||
Equipment | 303 | ||
X-Radiation Source | 303 | ||
Intraoral Sensor | 304 | ||
Charge-Coupled Device. | 304 | ||
Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor/Active Pixel Sensor. | 304 | ||
Computer | 305 | ||
Types of Digital Imaging | 305 | ||
Direct Digital Imaging | 306 | ||
Indirect Digital Imaging | 306 | ||
Scanning Traditional Radiographs | 306 | ||
Storage Phosphor Imaging | 306 | ||
Step-By-Step Procedures | 307 | ||
Sensor Preparation | 307 | ||
Sensor Placement | 307 | ||
Advantages and Disadvantages | 307 | ||
Advantages of Digital Imaging | 307 | ||
Disadvantages of Digital Imaging | 309 | ||
Summary | 310 | ||
Bibliography | 310 | ||
Quiz Questions | 311 | ||
Matching | 311 | ||
True or False | 311 | ||
Multiple Choice | 311 | ||
26 Three-Dimensional Digital Imaging | 312 | ||
Outline | 312 | ||
Learning Objectives | 312 | ||
Key Terms | 312 | ||
Basic Concepts | 312 | ||
Terminology | 313 | ||
Fundamentals | 313 | ||
Equipment | 314 | ||
Cbct Machine | 315 | ||
Computer | 315 | ||
Viewing Software | 315 | ||
Common Uses | 317 | ||
Step-by-Step Procedures | 319 | ||
Patient Preparation | 319 | ||
Patient Positioning | 319 | ||
Advantages and Disadvantages | 319 | ||
Advantages of Three-Dimensional Imaging | 319 | ||
Disadvantages of Three-Dimensional Digital Imaging | 321 | ||
Summary | 322 | ||
Bibliography | 322 | ||
Quiz Questions | 322 | ||
Matching | 322 | ||
True or False | 322 | ||
Multiple Choice | 323 | ||
Short Answers | 323 | ||
VI Normal Anatomy and Film Mounting Basics | 324 | ||
27 Normal Anatomy: Intraoral Images | 325 | ||
Outline | 325 | ||
Learning Objectives | 325 | ||
Key Terms | 325 | ||
Definitions of General Terms | 326 | ||
Types of Bone | 326 | ||
Cortical Bone | 326 | ||
Cancellous Bone | 326 | ||
Prominences of Bone | 326 | ||
Spaces and Depressions in Bone | 328 | ||
Miscellaneous Terms | 328 | ||
Normal Anatomic Landmarks | 328 | ||
Bony Landmarks of the Maxilla | 328 | ||
Incisive Foramen | 329 | ||
VII Image Interpretation Basics | 368 | ||
30 Introduction to Image Interpretation | 369 | ||
Outline | 369 | ||
Learning Objectives | 369 | ||
Key Terms | 369 | ||
Basic Concepts | 369 | ||
Interpretation Terminology | 369 | ||
Importance of Interpretation | 369 | ||
Guidelines | 370 | ||
Who Interprets Images? | 370 | ||
Interpretation versus Diagnosis | 370 | ||
When and Where Are Images Interpreted? | 370 | ||
Interpretation and Patient Education | 370 | ||
Summary | 370 | ||
Bibliography | 371 | ||
Quiz Questions | 371 | ||
Short Answer | 371 | ||
True or False | 371 | ||
31 Descriptive Terminology | 372 | ||
Outline | 372 | ||
Learning Objectives | 372 | ||
Key Terms | 372 | ||
Definition and Uses | 372 | ||
What Is Descriptive Terminology? | 372 | ||
Why Use Descriptive Terminology? | 373 | ||
Descriptive Terminology versus Diagnosis | 373 | ||
Review of Basic Terms | 373 | ||
Radiograph/Dental Image versus X-ray | 373 | ||
Radiolucent versus Radiopaque | 373 | ||
Terms Used to Describe Radiolucent Lesions | 374 | ||
Appearance | 374 | ||
Unilocular Radiolucent Lesions. | 374 | ||
Unilocular Lesion—Corticated Borders. | 374 | ||
Unilocular Lesion—Noncorticated Borders. | 374 | ||
Multilocular Radiolucent Lesions. | 374 | ||
Location | 375 | ||
Periapical Location. | 375 | ||
Inter-Radicular Location. | 376 | ||
Edentulous Zone. | 376 | ||
Pericoronal Location. | 377 | ||
Alveolar Bone Loss. | 377 | ||
Size | 377 | ||
Terms Used to Describe Radiopaque Lesions | 377 | ||
Appearance | 377 | ||
Focal Opacity. | 377 | ||
Target Lesion. | 378 | ||
Multifocal Confluent Pattern. | 378 | ||
Irregular/Ill-Defined Opacity. | 378 | ||
Ground-Glass Opacity. | 379 | ||
Mixed Lucent–Opaque Lesion. | 379 | ||
Soft Tissue Opacity. | 379 | ||
Location | 379 | ||
Periapical Location. | 380 | ||
Inter-Radicular Location. | 380 | ||
Edentulous Zone. | 380 | ||
Pericoronal Location. | 380 | ||
Size | 381 | ||
Summary | 381 | ||
Bibliography | 381 | ||
Quiz Questions | 381 | ||
Short Answer | 381 | ||
Matching | 381 | ||
32 Identification of Restorations, Dental Materials, and Foreign Objects | 383 | ||
Outline | 383 | ||
Learning Objectives | 383 | ||
Key Terms | 383 | ||
Identification of Restorations | 384 | ||
Amalgam Restorations | 384 | ||
One-Surface Amalgam Restorations | 384 | ||
Amalgam Overhangs | 384 | ||
Amalgam Fragments | 385 | ||
Gold Restorations | 385 | ||
Gold Crowns and Bridges | 386 | ||
Gold Foil Restorations | 386 | ||
Stainless Steel and Chrome Crowns | 386 | ||
Post and Core Restorations | 387 | ||
Porcelain Restorations | 388 | ||
All-Porcelain Crowns | 388 | ||
Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal Crown | 389 | ||
Composite Restorations | 389 | ||
Acrylic Restorations | 390 | ||
Identification of Materials used in Dentistry | 390 | ||
Materials Used in Restorative Dentistry | 390 | ||
Base Materials | 390 | ||
Metallic Pins | 391 | ||
Materials Used in Endodontics | 391 | ||
Gutta Percha | 391 | ||
Silver Points | 391 | ||
Materials Used in Prosthodontics | 391 | ||
Complete Dentures | 391 | ||
Removable Partial Dentures | 392 | ||
Materials Used in Orthodontics | 393 | ||
Materials Used in Oral Surgery | 393 | ||
Identification of Miscellaneous Objects | 393 | ||
Jewelry | 395 | ||
Eyeglasses and Napkin Chain | 397 | ||
Summary | 397 | ||
Bibliography | 398 | ||
Quiz Questions | 399 | ||
Identification | 399 | ||
Multiple Choice | 400 | ||
Short Answer | 401 | ||
33 Interpretation of Dental Caries | 402 | ||
Outline | 402 | ||
Learning Objectives | 402 | ||
Key Terms | 402 | ||
Description of Caries | 403 | ||
Detection of Caries | 403 | ||
Clinical Examination | 403 | ||
Dental Image Examination | 403 | ||
Interpretation of Caries on Dental Images | 403 | ||
Interpretation Tips | 404 | ||
Factors Influencing Caries Interpretation | 404 | ||
Classification of Caries on Dental Images | 404 | ||
Interproximal Caries | 404 | ||
Incipient Interproximal Caries | 405 | ||
Moderate Interproximal Caries | 405 | ||
Advanced Interproximal Caries | 405 | ||
Severe Interproximal Caries | 406 | ||
Occlusal Caries | 406 | ||
Incipient Occlusal Caries | 406 | ||
Moderate Occlusal Caries | 406 | ||
Severe Occlusal Caries | 406 | ||
Buccal and Lingual Caries | 407 | ||
Root Surface Caries | 407 | ||
Recurrent Caries | 408 | ||
Rampant Caries | 408 | ||
Summary | 408 | ||
Bibliography | 409 | ||
Quiz Questions | 409 | ||
Identification | 409 | ||
Matching | 409 | ||
Short Answer | 411 | ||
34 Interpretation of Periodontal Disease | 412 | ||
Outline | 412 | ||
Learning Objectives | 412 | ||
Key Terms | 412 | ||
Description of the Periodontium | 412 | ||
Description of Periodontal Disease | 413 | ||
Detection of Periodontal Disease | 414 | ||
Clinical Examination | 414 | ||
Dental Image Examination | 414 | ||
Interpretation of Periodontal Disease on Dental Images | 415 | ||
Bone Loss | 415 | ||
Pattern | 415 | ||
Distribution | 415 | ||
Severity | 415 | ||
Classification of Periodontal Disease | 416 | ||
ADA Case Type I | 416 | ||
ADA Case Type II | 417 | ||
ADA Case Type III | 417 | ||
ADA Case Type IV | 419 | ||
Predisposing Factors | 419 | ||
Calculus | 419 | ||
Defective Restorations | 419 | ||
Summary | 419 | ||
Bibliography | 424 | ||
Quiz Questions | 424 | ||
Identification | 424 | ||
Matching | 424 | ||
Fill in the Blank | 424 | ||
35 Interpretation of Trauma, and Pulpal and Periapical Lesions | 426 | ||
Outline | 426 | ||
Learning Objectives | 426 | ||
Key Terms | 426 | ||
Trauma Viewed on Dental Images | 426 | ||
Fractures | 427 | ||
Crown Fractures | 427 | ||
Root Fractures | 427 | ||
Jaw Fractures | 427 | ||
Injuries | 427 | ||
Luxation | 428 | ||
Avulsion | 428 | ||
Resorption Viewed on Dental Images | 428 | ||
External Resorption | 429 | ||
Internal Resorption | 429 | ||
Pulpal Lesions Viewed on Dental Images | 429 | ||
Pulpal Sclerosis | 429 | ||
Pulpal Obliteration | 430 | ||
Pulp Stones | 430 | ||
Periapical Lesions Viewed on Dental Images | 430 | ||
Periapical Radiolucencies | 431 | ||
Periapical Granuloma | 431 | ||
Periapical Cyst | 432 | ||
Periapical Abscess | 432 | ||
Periapical Radiopacities | 433 | ||
Condensing Osteitis | 433 | ||
Sclerotic Bone | 433 | ||
Hypercementosis | 433 | ||
Summary | 434 | ||
Bibliography | 434 | ||
Quiz Questions | 435 | ||
Matching | 435 | ||
Identification | 435 | ||
Glossary | 437 | ||
Index | 453 | ||
A | 453 | ||
B | 454 | ||
C | 454 | ||
D | 455 | ||
E | 456 | ||
F | 457 | ||
G | 458 | ||
H | 458 | ||
I | 459 | ||
J | 460 | ||
K | 460 | ||
L | 460 | ||
M | 460 | ||
N | 461 | ||
O | 461 | ||
P | 462 | ||
Q | 463 | ||
R | 463 | ||
S | 464 | ||
T | 465 | ||
U | 466 | ||
V | 466 | ||
W | 466 | ||
X | 466 | ||
Y | 466 | ||
Z | 466 |