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dental image
photographic image produced on an image receptor by passage of x-rays through teeth and supporting structures
benefits of dental imaging
provide baseline information, detection of disease, follow up images can be compared to initial images
Information found on dental images
missing teeth
extra teeth
dental caries
cysts and tumors
root canal
remove nerve and fill with material
periapical (pa)
exam of entire tooth and supporting bone
bitewing
exam of crowns of maxillary and mandible and interproximals, shouldn’t see ends of roots
occlusal
exam of large areas of maxilla or mandible, patient bites on entire film
duties and responsibilities of dental radiographer
position and exposing dental films
mounting and identifying images
educating patients
interpersonal skills
promote good relationships between individuals
communication skills (verbal)
use professional but not technical terminology
communication skills (nonverbal)
body language
eye contact
communication skills (listening skills)
receive and understand
give patient undivided attention
facilitation skills
interpersonal skills used to use communication and develop a trusting relationship between dental professions and patient
first impressions
appearance and hygiene
manners
introduce self and call patient by title
chairside manner
the way a dental professional conduct themself at patients chairsideatt
attitude
position of the body or manner of carrying oneself, indicative of mood