Dental Imagery II Test

Please choose the correct answer at the red round line:?

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:

This radiograph has been cropped. Select the most accurate choice describing what we can see:

Which technique that easy to interpretation of unerupted maxillary canines?

What meaning of tramline?

An anomaly is present in this patient. It is:?

Please choose the correct answer on this radiograph:?

Following which procedures as the X-ray operator will reduce your exposure to radiation:

Please choose the correct answer at the arrow point:?

Please choose the correct answer at the arrow point:?

Interproximal caries can be seen best on film:

Which of these structures appear radiopaque?

Note that the lips are slightly open and the tongue are not quite up against the palate; the lead apron may have ridden up very slightly on the shoulder. Several additional errors are in this panoramic radiograph. See if you can find them all:

The arrow point in film x-ray, What diagnosis?

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

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

What term best describes this?

How did you see the trabecular in spongy bone?

Transposition tooth is:?

Regarding this image, select the one most accurate choice listing what can be seen in this image:

Two technique errors are visible in this image. Identify the cause of the two errors?

The Occlusal plane on a properly positioned patient for intraoral films should be parallel to the:

What kind the Cortical bone of socket?

The use of an intraoral camera is a good way to:

What is the microdontia?

Please choose the correct answer in the radiograph:?

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 patient age 25, arrow in x-ray shows what diagnosis?

Name the following intraoral radiograph:

Patient age 12 never had accident. What diagnosis?

Some patient attends with a suspected carious lesion in the lower right first molar tooth. Which radiographic view would normally be taken to diagnose this lesion?

What is your assessment of the periapical radiolucent area at the apex of the lateral incisor?

Note the extruded maxillary 3rd molar. What term(s) best describe?

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

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

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

Select the most appropriate term for the anomaly associated with the 1st (most mesial) molar:

The most common type of odontogenic cyst is:

Match the descriptive term that indicates the problem; after that, list the cause:?

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

Please choose the correct answer at the arrow point:?

Observe these teeth carefully. What condition is present?

In this patient we can see a number of errors. The most complete and accurate list is:

In case fracture step deformation due to separation and displacement of fragment is shown in radiograph:?

This patient is a 60-year-old man with markedly shortened crowns. He does not work in an environment where particulate matter or acid-containing fumes can pollute the air. He has no known eating disorders and is healthy systemically. By the process have the crowns acquired this appearance is:

Please choose the correct answer at the arrow point:?

What is Taurodontism?

Common radiographic projection for fracture the ramus of mandible?

What error occurred when a foreshortened image appears on a radiograph?

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

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

An interpretation of a dental radiograph allowed providing to:

To whom should an initial interpretation be given?

What is one way you can reduce exposure of radiation to the patient?

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:

Please select the correct answer at 2-part A and B:?

Which one is exostosis?

The film captures a major part of the maxillary or mandibular on a single radiograph is:

To examine the apex of a tooth, the type of x-ray film to be used is:

An elongated image on a dental radiographic is most likely the result of:

One major error is in this radiograph. What is the cause?