chapter 1: history of and intro to dental radiology

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what is radiation?

energy carried by waves or streams of particles

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what is radiology?

the study of radiation used in medicine to diagnose/treat disease

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what is x-radiation?

high energy radiation created when a beam of electrons collides with a metal target inside an x-ray tube

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what is an x-ray?

a beam of energy

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what do x-rays have the power to do?

penetrate substances and record an image shadow on a receptor

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what is radiography?

science of making images by exposing an object to x-radiation

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what is a dental radiograph?

a visible photographic record

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what produces dental radiographs?

the passage of x-radiation through teeth onto an image receptor

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what is an image receptor?

a recording medium

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what are examples of an image receptors?

a film, a plate, a sensor

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what is an image?

a picture of an object

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what is dental radiography?

the production of radiographs of teeth and adjacent structure

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what allows for dental radiography?

exposure of film to x-rays

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what is a dental radiographer?

someone who positions/exposes/processes x-ray image receptors

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are x-radiation and radioactivity the same thing?

no

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what does dental radiology assess?

health and disease

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why are dental radiographs important?

  1. can detect conditions that are asymptomatic

  2. exams without images limits the clinician to only what they can see/feel

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what are some uses of dental radiology?

  1. support/confirm/classify a diagnosis

  2. assessment of changes over time

  3. detects diseases/conditions in mouth

  4. localize lesions

  5. gives real time information

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what does dental radiology produce?

radiographs/images, NOT x-rays

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who discovered x-rays?

wilhelm conrad roentgen

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what did roentgen experiment with before discovering x-rays?

cathode ray

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how did roentgen discover x-rays?

noticed screens glow even though they are far from tube, caused by x-rays

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what did roentgen do to discover x-rays?

placed objects between the vacuum tube and a photographic plate

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what were the results of roentgen’s experiment?

shadowed images were recorded on photographic plate

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what did heinrich geissler do?

built first vacuum tube

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what did johann wilhelm hittorf do?

used vacuum tube to study fluorescence and discovered cathode rays

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what did william crookes do?

redesigned roentgen’s vacuum tube + discovered what cathode rays are

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what are cathode rays?

streams of charged particles

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what did otto walkhoff do?

made the first dental radiograph

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what did WJ morton do?

made the first radiograph using a skull

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what did C edmund kells do ?

exposed the first dental radiograph in US to a living person

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what did william h rollins do?

developed first dental x-ray unit

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what did frank van woert do?

first to use film in intraoral radiography

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what did william coolidge do?

developed first hot cathode tube

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what technique did c edmund kells introduce?

paralleling technique

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what technique did weston price develop?

bisecting technique

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what technique did howard riley raper introduce?

bitewing technique

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who is the father of modern dental radiography?

f gordon fitzgerald

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what technique did f gordon fitzgerald introduce?

long cone paralleling technique

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what did hisatugu numata do?

first to expose a panoramic radiograph

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what is digital imaging?

instant viewing of radiographs

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how are digital images stored?

electronically

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what are the benefits of digital imaging?

reduces radiation exposure and chemical waste is reduced