Dental Imagery II Test

A 25-yearold female patient reported. Intraoral examination revealed a firm well-defined swelling in the region tooth #46. Intraoral periapical radiograph revealed a radiolucent lesion in the tooth #46 approximately 9 mm in diameter with well-corticated borders. On the basis of clinical and radiographic findings:

The following represents the most common type of pathologic radiolucency is:

What is the microdontia?

Radiolucency appears on maxillary X-ray. What diagnosis?

This patient has a history of a fractured mandible. What do you make of what we see at the apex of the 2nd molar?

The term used to describe the appearance of dental caries in a processed radiographic:

Look closely at the maxillary sinus. The arrow points to a radiolucent line bound by a more radiopaque line on each side that cuts diagonally across the maxillary sinus is:

When mounting x-rays, what landmark will show up on the maxillary first molars apical area view is:

Please choose the correct answer at the arrow point:?

Okay, this is the one you have been waiting for. What happened?

The patient age 26, got swollen on the salivary gland area, dry mouth, difficult for eating and pain when feel hungry. In radiograph at arrow show what diagnosis?

Compound odontoma is:?

What is the fusion teeth?

The maxillary lateral incisor (part A) and the mandibular central incisor (part B) both have periapical radiolucency in this 59-year-old white man. The nature of the periapical lesion and the one tooth with the visible cause identified is:

The advantages of digital radiographs are:

Please choose the correct answer at the arrow point:?

Please choose the correct answer in the radiograph:?

The patient age 23, did the X-ray show opacity. What diagnosis?

Which one is exostosis?

Many techniques are available to the dentist for carrying out oral assessments. Which of the following is only used to determine if a tooth is dead?

Patient age 34 got facial asymmetry no pain long time ago at ramus of mandibular region.  What diagnosis?

An asymptomatic, 16 years old Caucasian female was referred to a private office for evaluation of an impacted third molar located on the left mandible, with an unremarkable medical history. Intraoral and extra oral examination identified no signs of oral pathology. Panoramic radiograph revealed:

When is easy time of using the root of mandibular second molar as guide?

Please choose the correct answer at the arrow point:?

What the meaning of radiolucent in the radiograph?

What is the meaning of radiopaque in the radiograph?

All of the following statements are true of the radicular or periapical cyst except:

Please choose the correct answer on the radiograph:?

Debris/Dark spots on processed radiograph is most likely caused by?

Based upon the radiographic appearance and projected photomicrograph, the most likely diagnosis of the radiolucency observed at the root apex of this non-vital tooth is:

Please choose the correct answer at the arrow point:?

The patient age 15 years old had tumor at molar of mandibular region. X-ray shows what diagnosis?

How did you see the trabecular in spongy bone?

The most likely diagnosis of a slow growing, bony-hard, exophytic growth on the midline of the palate that had been present for many years is:

Please choose the correct answer from arrow point at radiopaque zone:?

Observe these teeth carefully. What condition is present?

Name the following is the intraoral radiograph:

Excessive formation of cementum on the surface of the root is termed hypercementosis and may be associated with of the following:

The extra oral radiographic projection that demonstrates the bones of the face and skull as well as the soft tissue profiles of the face is a/an:

Though the contacts occlusion is mostly open, what went wrong with this bitewing?

What kind of radiograph?

Which one is the other mandibular anomalies?

Please choose the correct answer at the arrow point:?

Observe the bifurcation area of these three molars. All have the same round, radiopaque, anomalous appearance.

What term best describes this?

The patient in this case is an elderly female who indicates she has had several fractures and back pain over the past 5 years. The history and radiographic appearance of the mandible are most consistent with of the following disease entities is:

At least two errors are in this edentulous maxillary posterior periapical view. Select the best choice:

Pick an advantage of being able to in hance a digital image?

Patient age 12 never had accident. What diagnosis?

We can see at least two errors in this image. Which do you think they are?

What is the term used to describe the appearance of dental caries in a processed radiograph?

The mixed periapical radiolucent radiopaque lesion is associated with teeth which are normal in appearance and test vital with pulp testing. The most likely diagnosis of this lesion is:

Which line that draw from occlusal surface of the first molar to second molar?

Here we see a very good radiograph of the 3rd molar region. List the anomalies seen in this radiograph:

Patient age 30 got pain at canine area of mandibular. What diagnosis?

Which of the following best describes the appearance of bone on a radiograph?

The advantages of digital radiographs are?

An elongated image will appear:

Digital x-ray sensors:

Excessive bending of the radiograph film will cause:

The purpose of the collar on the lead apron is to reduce the dose of radiation to the: