Panoramic Imaging
Film Processing
Radiation Safety
Anatomy
Pathology
100
This positioning errors creates an exagerrated smile

Chin too low

100
This solution produces the visible image

Developer

100

Minimum distance from the patient during exposure.

6 feet

100

Most radiopaque tooth structure

enamel

100

Radiopaque calcification found in pulp tissue

pulp stone

200

This structure should be touching the palate during exposure

Tongue

200
This processing error may occur after suddent temperature changes
Reticulation
200

Principle that stands for keeping radiation exposures as low as reasonably achievable

ALARA

200

Radiolucent opening surrounded by genial tubercles

Lingual foramen

200

Bent or curved tooth root

Dilaceration

300
Narrow, blurred anterior teeth result from this positioning error.

Patient too far forward

300

Yellow-brown stains indicate inadequate processing during this step

Fixing/Washiing

300

Patients should remove these before panoramic imaging

Jewelry and metallic objects

300

The only portion of the mandible commonly seen on maxillary molar periapicals

coronoid process

300

Periapical abscesses usually appear this way on radiographs

Radiolucent

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