Terminology
X-ray random
Radiolucent/radiopaque
Identifying restoration
Hands on
100
localized destruction of teeth by microorganisms?
what is dental caries/tooth decay. (pg.403)
100
how many posterior PA's are took for a full mouth series
what is 8 (pg.348)
100
soft tissue of the nose?
what is radiopaque (pg.347)
100
most common restoration material used in dentistry?
what is amalgam (pg.381)
100
label poster facial, incisal , mesial , distal , occlusal , lingual, and facial buccal.
look at the answer sheet with #100
200
collection of pus that results from infection?
what is an abscess (pg.434)
200
includes both primary and permanent teeth and is seen in oral cavity?
what is mixed dentition (pg.334)
200
lingual forman
what is radidolucent (pg.347)
200
May appear radiolucent to slightly radiopaque on dental images? (name either group name or 3 examples)
what is nonmetallic restoration (porcelain, composite, acrylic) (pg.381)
200
what is this x-ray showing (paper with #200)
what is an abscess
300
bone of the maxillary and mandible that supports and encases the root of the teeth?
what is the alveolar bone. (pg.438)
300
used to describe the alignment of the central ray of x-ray beam in horizontal and vertical planes
what is angulation (pg.178)
300
Anterior border of maxillary sinus?
what is radiopaque (pg.347)
300
Often used as an inter-rim or temporary crown or filling? ( a type of restoration)
what is acrylic restoration (pg.386)
300
label tooth names on primary and permanent teeth (in correct order)
look at the answer sheet with #300
400
the tungsten target of the anode converts bombarding electrons into x-rays photos
what is the focal spot (pg.442)
400
positioning the PID carefully, making certain that the x-ray beam is centered over the receptor and is covered by the diameter of the PID. This is how you fix what type of error? (also state what receptor )
what is cone-cut on periapical receptor? (pg.218)
400
mental forman and genial tubercles? (may have the same different answers)
what is both radiopaque (pg.347)
400
label page #40
400
lable blue, red, yellow (bitewing, anterior, posterior) as well as premolar, molar, canine, central incisors on full mouth series.
look at the answer sheet with #400
500
A small opening in the bone surrounding by the genial tubercles and located at the mid line of the internal surface
what is the lingual forman. (pg.444)
500
when viewed on dental image the _______ is the generally larger in children then adults because it decreases in size due to the formation of secondary dentin?
what is pulp cavity (pg.330)
500
Zygomatic process and submandibular? ( may have the same of different answers)
what is (pg.347)
zygomatic=radiopaque
submandibular=radiolucent
500
label page 50 (porcelain types)
500
label 6 or more landmarks (if you can label all 14 it is a bonus 300 points)
look at the answer sheet with #500