1. Radiographic Interpretation Review: Anatomic Landmarks, Caries, Bone loss & Dental Materials Also processing/operator errors

2. 1-2 parts of the tooth again; 3/6 pulp; 4 PDL; 5 lamina dura; 7 cancellous bone (trabeculation)
What is #1- 7 pointing to?

4. Radiographic Anatomy Basics: Canine Area3 4 2 1
Activity: What are the DM on tooth #8?

5. Radiographic Anatomy Basics: Anterior Region2 3
Also can see the nasal concha; nasal septum clearly

6. Radiographic Anatomy Basics: Premolar Area
Activity: Can you identify 1-6 in this picture?

7. Radiographic Anatomy Basics: Molar Area8

8. Radiographic Anatomy Basics: Molar Area
Activity: What is the thin radiopaque line here? 3
Soft tissue outline
of maxillary tuberosity
Look at typo– see that the beam will penetrate the anatomic structures and will show up on the film– coronoid process; zygomatic arch

9. Radiographic Anatomy Basics: Lower anterior

10. Radiographic Anatomy Basics: Lower Canine Area

11. Radiographic Anatomy Basics: Lower premolar- molar area
Activity: Why do you see the cortical bone or inferior border of the mandible here?

12. Radiographic Anatomy Basics: Molar Area

13. Anatomy:
Panoral Radiograph 10

14. Activity: What was the operator error here (excessive smile)?

15. 8 7
oblique ridge (ext)
coronoid process

16. FIND: orbit, anterior nasal spine; nasal conchae; hard palate; maxillary sinus; floor of maxillary sinus; median palatine suture; submandibular fossa; bite block; air or open spaces; mandibular canal; impacted #17

18. Be sure to review chapter 27 & 29 in rad book for normal anatomy
Be sure to review chapter 27 & 29 in rad book for normal anatomy. Bones will be pictures similar to anatomy book and on PP.
Identify: hard palate; mandibular notch; art eminence; lip line; mand canal; hyoid bone; nasal septum; condyle; zygomatic process; #14; mental foramen; ant nasal spine; ramus; glenoid fossa; ext auditory meatus

19. Dental Caries & Materials

20. Dental Caries & Materials

22. Dental Caries
ROOT

25. Skim through chapter 35 in rad book on periapical lesions

26. Radiographic Appearance: Dental Restorative Material

27. Radiographic Appearance: Dental Restorative Material

28. Restorative Materials

29. Restorative Materials
Be sure to look in book on page shows implants, lingual bar, all porc crowns, ss crowns, etc….

31. Restorative Materials

32. Bone Levels Normal bone where? Compared to CEJ? CEJ CEJ
In health– no radiolucency at crestal bone- LD can be flat in molar and pointed in anterior- but should be continuous; PDL should also be continuous