Question List for "Essentials of Dental Radiography for Dental Assistants and Hygienists"

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Nursing and Clinical » The smallest available image receptor should be used to take bitewings on the child patient. New
Started by Sufayan.ah
 26 Jul 2, 2019
Nursing and Clinical » If periapical radiographs are available, there is no need to expose additional bitewing radiographs. New
Started by mspears3
 51 Jul 2, 2019
Nursing and Clinical » Periapical radiographs image the alveolar bone crest better than bitewing radiographs. New
Started by kamilo84
 50 Jul 2, 2019
Nursing and Clinical » A periodontally involved patient would benefit more from vertical bitewing radiographs than ... New
Started by geodog55
 46 Jul 2, 2019
Nursing and Clinical » "Overlap" refers to an elongated or foreshortened image on a bitewing radiograph. New
Started by Starlight
 68 Jul 2, 2019
Nursing and Clinical » The term used to describe the contact point between teeth in the same arch is "proximal surface." New
Started by cmoore54
 45 Jul 2, 2019
Nursing and Clinical » There are four radiographs in a posterior bitewing survey. New
Started by nmorano1
 25 Jul 2, 2019
Nursing and Clinical » Because the proximal surfaces of the molars are in a buccolingual relationship to the patient's ... New
Started by P68T
 27 Jul 2, 2019
Nursing and Clinical » Sometimes there is a need to expose more than four bitewing radiographs on an individual patient. New
Started by silviawilliams41
 36 Jul 2, 2019
Nursing and Clinical » When exposing a set of four posterior bitewing radiographs, it is recommended that the molar ... New
Started by rosent76
 59 Jul 2, 2019
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