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Abstract
Set yourself up for success with this must-have oral radiography text. Dental Radiography: Principles and Techniques gives you a comprehensive foundation for the safe, effective use of radiation in the modern dental office. This combination textbook and training manual features easy-to-understand content combined with step-by-step techniques and a stellar art program to help you apply what you’ve learned to practice. Plus, new content focuses on pediatrics and the latest in digital and three-dimensional technology!
- Comprehensive coverage offers all the information you need to know to prepare for board exams.Â
- Step-by-step procedures help ensure technique mastery and serve as a valuable reference tool.Â
- Technique Tips help you to recognize and prevent the most common performance pitfalls.
- Quiz questions provide valuable self-assessment of important concepts.Â
- Key terminology is highlighted in chapter discussions and defined in a back-of-book glossary.Â
- Learning objectives and chapter summaries serve as goal-setting study tools.
- EXPANDED! Content on pediatrics/adolescents, digital imaging, and three-dimensional radiography ensures that you’re prepared to practice in the modern dental office.Â
- UPDATED! Art program depicts the newest technology and equipment and includes new illustrations of anatomy and technique.Â
- UNIQUE! Helpful Hint boxes isolate challenging material and offer tips to aid your understanding.
- NEW! Laboratory Manual provides workbook-style questions and activities to reinforce concepts and step-by-step instructions for in-clinic experiences.Â
- UNIQUE! Chapter on three-dimensional imaging helps you to prepare to enter private practice.Â
- UNIQUE! Full-color presentation helps you comprehend complex content.
Table of Contents
Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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Front Cover | cover | ||
Inside Front Cover | ifc1 | ||
Dental Radiography | i | ||
Copyright Page | iv | ||
Dedications | v | ||
Reviewers | vi | ||
Preface | vii | ||
About This Edition | vii | ||
New to This Edition | vii | ||
About Evolve | vii | ||
For the Student | vii | ||
For the Instructor | vii | ||
Workbook and Laboratory Manual | viii | ||
From the Authors | viii | ||
Acknowledgments | ix | ||
Table Of Contents | x | ||
I Radiation Basics | 1 | ||
1 Radiation History | 2 | ||
Learning Objectives | 2 | ||
Dentistry and X-Radiation | 2 | ||
Basic Terminology | 2 | ||
Importance of Dental Images | 2 | ||
Discovery of X-Radiation | 2 | ||
Roentgen and the Discovery of X-rays | 2 | ||
Earlier Experimentation | 4 | ||
Pioneers in Dental X-Radiation | 4 | ||
History of Dental X-Ray Equipment | 4 | ||
History of Dental X-Ray Film | 5 | ||
History of Dental Radiographic Techniques | 5 | ||
History of Dental Digital Imaging | 6 | ||
Summary | 6 | ||
Bibliography | 6 | ||
Quiz Questions | 7 | ||
Matching | 7 | ||
Ordering | 7 | ||
Essay | 7 | ||
2 Radiation Physics | 8 | ||
Learning Objectives | 8 | ||
Fundamental Concepts | 8 | ||
Atomic and Molecular Structure | 8 | ||
Atomic Structure | 8 | ||
Nucleus. | 8 | ||
Electrons. | 8 | ||
Molecular Structure | 9 | ||
Ionization, Radiation, and Radioactivity | 10 | ||
Ionization | 10 | ||
Radiation and Radioactivity | 10 | ||
Ionizing Radiation | 10 | ||
Particulate Radiation | 10 | ||
Electromagnetic Radiation | 11 | ||
Particle concept. | 11 | ||
Wave concept. | 11 | ||
X-Radiation | 12 | ||
X-Ray Machine | 12 | ||
Component Parts | 12 | ||
Control Panel | 12 | ||
Extension Arm | 12 | ||
Tubehead | 13 | ||
X-Ray Tube | 14 | ||
Leaded-Glass Housing | 14 | ||
Cathode | 15 | ||
Anode | 15 | ||
X-Ray Generating Apparatus | 15 | ||
Electricity and Electrical Currents | 15 | ||
Circuits | 15 | ||
Transformers | 16 | ||
Production of X-Radiation | 16 | ||
Production of Dental X-Rays | 16 | ||
Types of X-Rays Produced | 17 | ||
General Radiation | 17 | ||
Characteristic Radiation | 17 | ||
Definitions of X-Radiation | 17 | ||
Interactions of X-Radiation | 18 | ||
No Interaction | 18 | ||
Absorption of Energy and Photoelectric Effect | 18 | ||
Compton Scatter | 19 | ||
Coherent Scatter | 19 | ||
Summary | 19 | ||
Bibliography | 20 | ||
Quiz Questions | 20 | ||
II Equipment, Film, and Processing Basics | 53 | ||
6 Dental X-Ray Equipment | 54 | ||
Learning Objectives | 54 | ||
Dental X-Ray Machines | 54 | ||
Performance Standards | 54 | ||
Types of Machines | 54 | ||
Component Parts | 54 | ||
Tubehead | 54 | ||
Extension Arm | 54 | ||
Control Panel | 54 | ||
On-off switch. | 55 | ||
Exposure button. | 55 | ||
Control devices. | 56 | ||
Dental X-Ray Receptor Holders and Beam Alignment Devices | 56 | ||
Types of Receptor Holders | 56 | ||
Types of Beam Alignment Devices | 57 | ||
Summary | 59 | ||
Bibliography | 59 | ||
Quiz Questions | 59 | ||
Multiple Choice | 59 | ||
True or False | 59 | ||
7 Dental X-Ray Film | 60 | ||
Learning Objectives | 60 | ||
Dental X-Ray Film Composition and Latent Image | 60 | ||
Film Composition | 60 | ||
Film Base | 60 | ||
Adhesive Layer | 60 | ||
Film Emulsion | 60 | ||
Gelatin. | 60 | ||
Halide crystals. | 60 | ||
Protective Layer | 61 | ||
Latent Image Formation | 61 | ||
Types of Dental X-Ray Film | 61 | ||
Intraoral Film | 61 | ||
Intraoral Film Packaging | 61 | ||
X-ray film. | 61 | ||
Paper film wrapper. | 63 | ||
Lead foil sheet. | 63 | ||
Outer package wrapping. | 63 | ||
Tube side. | 63 | ||
Label side. | 63 | ||
Intraoral Film Types | 64 | ||
Periapical film. | 64 | ||
Bite-wing film. | 64 | ||
III Dental Radiographer Basics | 112 | ||
11 Dental Images and the Dental Radiographer | 113 | ||
Learning Objectives | 113 | ||
Dental Images | 113 | ||
Importance of Dental Images | 113 | ||
Uses of Dental Images | 113 | ||
Benefits of Dental Images | 113 | ||
Information Found on Dental Images | 114 | ||
The Dental Radiographer | 114 | ||
Knowledge and Skill Requirements | 114 | ||
Duties and Responsibilities | 114 | ||
Professional Goals | 114 | ||
Patient Protection | 114 | ||
Operator Protection | 115 | ||
Patient Education | 115 | ||
Operator Competence | 115 | ||
Operator Efficiency | 116 | ||
Production of Quality Images | 116 | ||
Quality Care | 116 | ||
Summary | 116 | ||
Bibliography | 117 | ||
Quiz Questions | 117 | ||
True or False | 117 | ||
12 Patient Relations and the Dental Radiographer | 118 | ||
Learning Objectives | 118 | ||
Interpersonal Skills | 118 | ||
Communication Skills | 118 | ||
Verbal Communication Skills | 118 | ||
Nonverbal Communication Skills | 119 | ||
Listening Skills | 120 | ||
Facilitation Skills | 121 | ||
Patient Relations | 121 | ||
First Impressions and Patient Relations | 121 | ||
Chairside Manner and Patient Relations | 122 | ||
Attitude and Patient Relations | 122 | ||
Summary | 123 | ||
Bibliography | 123 | ||
Quiz Questions | 123 | ||
True or False | 123 | ||
13 Patient Education and the Dental Radiographer | 124 | ||
Learning Objectives | 124 | ||
Importance of Patient Education | 124 | ||
Methods of Patient Education | 124 | ||
Frequently Asked Questions | 125 | ||
Necessity Questions | 125 | ||
Exposure Questions | 126 | ||
Safety Questions | 127 | ||
Digital Imaging Questions | 127 | ||
Miscellaneous Questions | 128 | ||
Summary | 128 | ||
Bibliography | 128 | ||
Quiz Questions | 128 | ||
Essay | 128 | ||
Short Answer | 128 | ||
14 Legal Issues and the Dental Radiographer | 130 | ||
Learning Objectives | 130 | ||
Legal Issues and Dental Imaging | 130 | ||
Federal and State Regulations | 130 | ||
Licensure Requirements | 130 | ||
Legal Issues and the Dental Patient | 130 | ||
Risk Management | 130 | ||
Informed Consent | 131 | ||
Liability | 131 | ||
Malpractice Issues | 131 | ||
Patient Records | 132 | ||
Documentation | 132 | ||
Confidentiality | 132 | ||
Ownership and Retention of Dental Images | 133 | ||
Patients Who Refuse Exposure of Dental Images | 133 | ||
Summary | 133 | ||
Bibliography | 133 | ||
Quiz Questions | 134 | ||
Multiple Choice | 134 | ||
15 Infection Control and the Dental Radiographer | 135 | ||
Learning Objectives | 135 | ||
Infection Control Basics | 135 | ||
Rationale for Infection Control | 135 | ||
Infection Control Terminology | 135 | ||
Guidelines for Infection Control Practices | 136 | ||
Personal Protective Equipment | 136 | ||
Protective Clothing | 136 | ||
Gloves | 136 | ||
Masks and Protective Eyewear | 136 | ||
Hand Hygiene | 137 | ||
Care of Hands | 137 | ||
Sterilization and Disinfection of Instruments | 137 | ||
Cleaning and Disinfection of Dental Unit and Environmental Surfaces | 137 | ||
Infection Control in Dental Imaging | 138 | ||
Infection Control Procedures Used Before Exposure | 139 | ||
Preparation of Treatment Area | 140 | ||
Preparation of Supplies and Equipment | 140 | ||
Preparation of the Patient | 141 | ||
Preparation of the Dental Radiographer | 141 | ||
Infection Control Procedures Used During Exposure | 142 | ||
Infection Control Procedures Used After Exposure | 142 | ||
Infection Control Procedures Used for Digital Imaging | 142 | ||
Infection Control Procedures Used for Film Processing | 143 | ||
Summary | 144 | ||
Bibliography | 144 | ||
Websites | 145 | ||
Quiz Questions | 145 | ||
Matching | 145 | ||
Short Answer | 145 | ||
Multiple Choice | 145 | ||
Essay | 146 | ||
IV Technique Basics | 147 | ||
16 Introduction to Dental Imaging Examinations | 148 | ||
Learning Objectives | 148 | ||
Intraoral Imaging Examination | 148 | ||
Types of Intraoral Imaging Examinations | 148 | ||
Periapical Examination | 148 | ||
Interproximal Examination | 148 | ||
Occlusal Examination | 149 | ||
Complete Mouth Series/Full Mouth Series | 149 | ||
Diagnostic Criteria for Intraoral Images | 149 | ||
Extraoral Imaging Examination | 149 | ||
Prescribing Dental Images | 150 | ||
Summary | 150 | ||
Bibliography | 151 | ||
Quiz Questions | 151 | ||
Matching | 151 | ||
Essay | 151 | ||
17 Paralleling Technique | 152 | ||
Learning Objectives | 152 | ||
Basic Concepts | 152 | ||
Terminology | 152 | ||
Principles of Paralleling Technique | 152 | ||
Beam Alignment Devices and Receptor Holding Devices | 154 | ||
Receptors Used for Paralleling Technique | 155 | ||
Anterior | 155 | ||
Posterior | 155 | ||
Rules for Paralleling Technique | 155 | ||
Step-by-Step Procedures | 155 | ||
Patient Preparation | 155 | ||
Equipment Preparation | 155 | ||
Exposure Sequence for Receptor Placements | 156 | ||
Anterior Exposure Sequence | 156 | ||
Posterior Exposure Sequence | 156 | ||
Receptor Placement for Paralleling Technique | 159 | ||
Anterior Receptor Placement | 160 | ||
Posterior Receptor Placement | 160 | ||
Modifications in Paralleling Technique | 160 | ||
Shallow Palate | 160 | ||
Bony Growths | 169 | ||
Mandibular Premolar Region | 170 | ||
Advantages and Disadvantages | 170 | ||
Advantages of Paralleling Technique | 170 | ||
Disadvantages of Paralleling Technique | 170 | ||
Helpful Hints | 172 | ||
Summary | 172 | ||
Bibliography | 173 | ||
Quiz Questions | 173 | ||
Matching | 173 | ||
Short Answer | 173 | ||
Multiple Choice | 174 | ||
Essay | 174 | ||
18 Bisecting Technique | 175 | ||
Learning Objectives | 175 | ||
Basic Concepts | 175 | ||
Terminology | 175 | ||
Principles of Bisecting Technique | 176 | ||
Receptor Stabilization | 177 | ||
Beam Alignment Devices | 177 | ||
Receptor Holding Devices | 178 | ||
Receptors Used for Bisecting Technique | 178 | ||
Position-Indicating Device Angulation | 178 | ||
Horizontal Angulation | 178 | ||
Correct horizontal angulation. | 178 | ||
Incorrect horizontal angulation. | 178 | ||
Vertical Angulation | 179 | ||
Correct vertical angulation. | 179 | ||
Incorrect vertical angulation. | 179 | ||
Foreshortened images. | 179 | ||
Elongated images. | 179 | ||
Rules for Bisecting Technique | 179 | ||
Step-by-Step Procedures | 179 | ||
Patient Preparation | 182 | ||
Equipment Preparation | 182 | ||
Exposure Sequence for Receptor Placements | 182 | ||
Anterior Exposure Sequence | 182 | ||
Posterior Exposure Sequence | 182 | ||
Receptor Placement for Bisecting Technique | 183 | ||
Anterior Placement | 183 | ||
Posterior Placement | 183 | ||
Advantages and Disadvantages | 183 | ||
Advantages of Bisecting Technique | 183 | ||
Disadvantages of Bisecting Technique | 184 | ||
Helpful Hints | 193 | ||
Summary | 193 | ||
Bibliography | 194 | ||
Quiz Questions | 194 | ||
Matching | 194 | ||
Identification | 194 | ||
Short Answer | 194 | ||
Multiple Choice | 195 | ||
Essay | 196 | ||
19 Bite-Wing Technique | 197 | ||
Learning Objectives | 197 | ||
Basic Concepts | 197 | ||
Terminology | 197 | ||
Principles of Bite-Wing Technique | 198 | ||
Beam Alignment Device and Bite-Wing Tab | 199 | ||
Bite-Wing Beam Alignment Device | 199 | ||
Bite-Wing Tab | 200 | ||
Bite-Wing Receptors | 200 | ||
Position-Indicating Device Angulation | 201 | ||
Horizontal Angulation | 201 | ||
Correct horizontal angulation. | 201 | ||
Incorrect horizontal angulation. | 201 | ||
Vertical Angulation | 201 | ||
Correct vertical angulation. | 201 | ||
Incorrect vertical angulation. | 201 | ||
Rules for Bite-Wing Technique | 201 | ||
Step-by-Step Procedures | 202 | ||
Patient Preparation | 203 | ||
Equipment Preparation | 203 | ||
Exposure Sequence for Receptor Placements | 203 | ||
Exposure Sequence for Bite-Wings and Periapicals | 203 | ||
Exposure Sequence for Bite-Wings Only | 204 | ||
Receptor Placement for Bite-Wing Images | 204 | ||
Posterior Receptor Placement | 204 | ||
Vertical Bite-Wings | 210 | ||
Modifications in Bite-Wing Technique | 210 | ||
Edentulous Spaces | 210 | ||
Bony Growths | 210 | ||
Helpful Hints | 211 | ||
Summary | 211 | ||
Bibliography | 212 | ||
Quiz Questions | 212 | ||
Short Answer | 212 | ||
Multiple Choice | 212 | ||
Essay | 213 | ||
Ordering | 213 | ||
20 Exposure and Technique Errors | 214 | ||
Learning Objectives | 214 | ||
Receptor Exposure Errors | 214 | ||
Exposure Problems | 214 | ||
Unexposed Receptor | 214 | ||
V Digital Imaging Basics | 287 | ||
25 Digital Imaging | 288 | ||
Learning Objectives | 288 | ||
Basic Concepts | 288 | ||
Terminology | 288 | ||
Purpose and Use | 289 | ||
Fundamentals | 289 | ||
Radiation Exposure | 289 | ||
Equipment | 290 | ||
X-Ray Unit | 290 | ||
Sensor | 290 | ||
Charge-coupled device. | 290 | ||
Complementary metal oxide semiconductor—active pixel sensor. | 291 | ||
Computer | 291 | ||
Types of Digital Imaging | 292 | ||
Direct Digital Imaging | 292 | ||
Indirect Digital Imaging | 293 | ||
Step-by-Step Procedures | 294 | ||
Intraoral Sensor Preparation | 294 | ||
Intraoral Sensor Placement | 294 | ||
Advantages and Disadvantages | 294 | ||
Advantages of Digital Imaging | 294 | ||
Disadvantages of Digital Imaging | 296 | ||
Summary | 297 | ||
Bibliography | 297 | ||
Quiz Questions | 297 | ||
Matching | 297 | ||
True or False | 297 | ||
Multiple Choice | 297 | ||
26 Three-Dimensional Digital Imaging | 299 | ||
Learning Objectives | 299 | ||
Basic Concepts | 299 | ||
Terminology | 299 | ||
Fundamentals | 299 | ||
Training | 301 | ||
Equipment | 301 | ||
CBCT Machine | 301 | ||
Computer | 302 | ||
Viewing Software | 302 | ||
Common Uses | 304 | ||
Step-by-Step Procedures | 305 | ||
Patient Preparation | 305 | ||
Patient Positioning | 305 | ||
Advantages and Disadvantages | 305 | ||
Advantages of Three-Dimensional Digital Imaging | 305 | ||
Disadvantages of Three-Dimensional Digital Imaging | 305 | ||
Summary | 308 | ||
Bibliography | 310 | ||
Quiz Questions | 310 | ||
Matching | 310 | ||
True or False | 310 | ||
Multiple Choice | 310 | ||
Essay | 310 | ||
VI Normal Anatomy and Film Mounting Basics | 311 | ||
27 Normal Anatomy | 312 | ||
Learning Objectives | 312 | ||
Definitions of General Terms | 312 | ||
Types of Bone | 312 | ||
Cortical Bone | 312 | ||
Cancellous Bone | 312 | ||
Prominences of Bone | 313 | ||
Spaces and Depressions in Bone | 313 | ||
Miscellaneous Terms | 315 | ||
Normal Anatomic Landmarks | 315 | ||
Bony Landmarks of the Maxilla | 315 | ||
Incisive Foramen | 316 | ||
VII Image Interpretation Basics | 362 | ||
30 Introduction to Image Interpretation | 363 | ||
Learning Objectives | 363 | ||
Basic Concepts | 363 | ||
Interpretation Terminology | 363 | ||
Importance of Interpretation | 363 | ||
Guidelines | 363 | ||
Who Interprets Images? | 363 | ||
Interpretation versus Diagnosis | 364 | ||
When and Where Are Images Interpreted? | 364 | ||
What Is the Sequence for Interpreting Images? | 364 | ||
How Is Interpretation Documented? | 364 | ||
Interpretation and Patient Education | 366 | ||
Summary | 366 | ||
Bibliography | 366 | ||
Quiz Questions | 366 | ||
Essay | 366 | ||
True or False | 367 | ||
31 Descriptive Terminology | 368 | ||
Learning Objectives | 368 | ||
Definition and Uses | 368 | ||
What Is Descriptive Terminology? | 368 | ||
Why Use Descriptive Terminology? | 368 | ||
Descriptive Terminology versus Diagnosis | 368 | ||
Review of Basic Terms | 368 | ||
Radiolucent versus Radiopaque | 368 | ||
How to Describe Lesions | 369 | ||
Terms Used to Describe Radiolucent Lesions | 369 | ||
Appearance | 369 | ||
Unilocular radiolucent lesions. | 370 | ||
Unilocular lesion—corticated borders. | 370 | ||
Unilocular lesion—noncorticated borders. | 370 | ||
Multilocular radiolucent lesions. | 370 | ||
Location | 370 | ||
Periapical location. | 370 | ||
Inter-radicular location. | 370 | ||
Edentulous zone. | 371 | ||
Pericoronal location. | 371 | ||
Alveolar bone loss. | 371 | ||
Size | 371 | ||
Terms Used to Describe Radiopaque Lesions | 371 | ||
Appearance | 374 | ||
Focal opacity. | 374 | ||
Target lesion. | 374 | ||
Multifocal confluent pattern. | 374 | ||
Irregular/ill-defined opacity. | 375 | ||
Ground glass opacity. | 375 | ||
Mixed lucent-opaque lesion. | 375 | ||
Soft tissue opacity. | 375 | ||
Location | 375 | ||
Periapical location. | 377 | ||
Inter-radicular location. | 377 | ||
Edentulous zone. | 377 | ||
Pericoronal location. | 377 | ||
Size | 377 | ||
Summary | 379 | ||
Bibliography | 379 | ||
Quiz Questions | 379 | ||
Short Answer | 379 | ||
Matching | 380 | ||
32 Identification of Restorations, Dental Materials, and Foreign Objects | 381 | ||
Learning Objectives | 381 | ||
Identification of Restorations | 381 | ||
Amalgam Restorations | 381 | ||
One-Surface and Multi-Surface Amalgam Restorations | 381 | ||
Amalgam Overhangs | 381 | ||
Amalgam Fragments | 382 | ||
Gold Restorations | 382 | ||
Gold Crowns and Bridges | 383 | ||
Gold Foil Restorations | 383 | ||
Stainless Steel and Chrome Crown Restorations | 384 | ||
Post and Core Restorations | 384 | ||
Porcelain Restorations | 384 | ||
All-Porcelain Crowns and Bridges | 385 | ||
Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal Crowns | 385 | ||
Composite Restorations | 386 | ||
Acrylic Restorations | 386 | ||
Identification of Materials Used in Dentistry | 386 | ||
Materials Used in Restorative Dentistry | 388 | ||
Base Materials | 388 | ||
Metallic Pins | 388 | ||
Materials Used in Endodontics | 388 | ||
Gutta Percha | 388 | ||
Silver Points | 388 | ||
Materials Used in Prosthodontics | 388 | ||
Complete Dentures | 389 | ||
Removable Partial Dentures | 389 | ||
Materials Used in Orthodontics | 389 | ||
Materials Used in Oral Surgery | 389 | ||
Implants | 389 | ||
Bone Grafts | 392 | ||
Fracture Stabilization Materials | 393 | ||
Identification of Objects | 393 | ||
Jewelry | 396 | ||
Earrings | 396 | ||
Necklace | 396 | ||
Nose Jewelry | 396 | ||
Eyeglasses | 398 | ||
Miscellaneous Objects | 398 | ||
Napkin Chain | 398 | ||
Hearing Aids | 398 | ||
Shrapnel | 398 | ||
Summary | 399 | ||
Bibliography | 399 | ||
Quiz Questions | 400 | ||
Identification | 400 | ||
Multiple Choice | 401 | ||
Short Answer | 402 | ||
33 Interpretation of Dental Caries | 403 | ||
Learning Objectives | 403 | ||
Description of Caries | 403 | ||
Detection of Caries | 403 | ||
Clinical Examination | 403 | ||
Dental Image Examination | 404 | ||
Interpretation of Caries on Dental Images | 404 | ||
Interpretation Tips | 404 | ||
Factors Influencing Caries Interpretation | 405 | ||
Classification of Caries on Dental Images | 405 | ||
Interproximal Caries | 405 | ||
Incipient Interproximal Caries | 405 | ||
Moderate Interproximal Caries | 405 | ||
Advanced Interproximal Caries | 405 | ||
Severe Interproximal Caries | 406 | ||
Occlusal Caries | 406 | ||
Incipient Occlusal Caries | 407 | ||
Moderate Occlusal Caries | 407 | ||
Severe Occlusal Caries | 407 | ||
Buccal and Lingual Caries | 407 | ||
Root Surface Caries | 408 | ||
Recurrent Caries | 408 | ||
Rampant Caries | 409 | ||
Conditions Resembling Caries | 409 | ||
Cervical Burnout | 409 | ||
Restorative Materials | 409 | ||
Attrition | 410 | ||
Abrasion | 410 | ||
Summary | 411 | ||
Bibliography | 411 | ||
Quiz Questions | 411 | ||
Identification | 411 | ||
Matching | 411 | ||
Short Answer | 412 | ||
34 Interpretation of Periodontal Disease | 413 | ||
Learning Objectives | 413 | ||
Description of the Periodontium | 413 | ||
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 | 416 | ||
Distribution | 417 | ||
Severity | 417 | ||
Classification of Periodontal Disease | 418 | ||
ADA Case Type I | 418 | ||
ADA Case Type II | 418 | ||
ADA Case Type III | 418 | ||
ADA Case Type IV | 419 | ||
Predisposing Factors | 419 | ||
Calculus | 419 | ||
Defective Restorations | 422 | ||
Summary | 424 | ||
Bibliography | 424 | ||
Quiz Questions | 424 | ||
Identification | 424 | ||
Matching | 424 | ||
Short Answer | 424 | ||
35 Interpretation of Trauma, Pulpal Lesions, and Periapical Lesions | 426 | ||
Learning Objectives | 426 | ||
Trauma Viewed on Dental Images | 426 | ||
Fractures | 426 | ||
Crown Fractures | 426 | ||
Glossary | 438 | ||
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Index | 450 | ||
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