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Intraoral imaging examination
An inspection of teeth and intraoral adjacent structures, requires intraoral image receptors
Intraoral receptor
Receptor that is placed inside the mouth and is used to examine the teeth and supporting structures
Types of INtraoral Imaging Examination
Periapical Examination
Interproximal examination
Occlusal examination
Periapical Examination Purpose
Used to examine the entire tooth and supporting bone
Periapical Examination Type of Imaging
Periapical receptor
Periapical Examination Technique
Paralleling and bisecting
Interproximal Examination Purpose
To examine the crowns of both the maxillary and mandibular teeth on a single film
Interproximal Examination Type of Image
Bite-wing receptor
Interproximal Examination Technique
Bite-wing technique
Occlusal Examination Purpose
Used to examine large areas of the maxilla or the mandibular on one single film
Occlusal Examination Type of Image
Occlusal receptor
Occlusal Examination Technique
Occlusal Techinque
Complete Mouth Series (CMS) Full Mouth Series (FMS)
A full-mouth series of a complete series, tooth-earring areas, dentulous & edentulous areas
Diagnostic Criteria for Intraoral Images
Image with Optimum density, contrast, definition, and detail, leased amount of distortion,
Diagnostic Criteria Bite-wing
Must show open contacts
Diagnostic Criteria Periapical Images
Show crowns and roots of teeth, as 2 to 3 mm beyond the root apices
Extraoral Imaging Examination
An inspection of large areas of the skull or jaws
Examples of common extraoral images
Panoramic image, lateral jaw, lateral cephalometric, posteroanterior,waters
Prescribing dental images
Prescibing is based on the individual needs of the patient, not all patients need CMS
Dentist prescribe dental images
uses professional judgement to make decisions about the number, type, and frequency of dental images
CMRS
Appropriate when a new adult patient presents with clinical evidence of generalized dental disease pr a history of extensive dental treatment