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Questions Solved 100% Latest Update 2024
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what radiographic error occurs when the film is bent - ANSWER marks across film


Film is too dark - ANSWER too much time in developer




temperature too high


film too light - ANSWER not enough time in developer




temperature too law


exhausted developing solution


cracked emulsion - ANSWER Unstable. Oil fuses & floats on top. Can't use.



What happens to a film that causes darker areas - ANSWER developing solution touches film
before processing


what happens to the film that causes light spots - ANSWER fixer before developer



yellow brown stains on film - ANSWER -insufficient fixing time/rinsing of
film - exhausted solution

,straight white border on a film is caused by - ANSWER developer cutoff causes by incomplete
immersion of film into developer


straight black border - ANSWER unfixed portion of film due to low level of fixer


outline border of another film - ANSWER Films stuck together in solutions


white spots on a film - ANSWER air bubbles trapped during processing or air bubbles



thin, black branching lines - ANSWER When opening a film packet quickly or before
touching another object in a carpeted office or during periods of low humidity, will result in:


shark fin in pan - ANSWER lead collar


Why are the mandibular incisors roots blurred - ANSWER chin tipped too far down


why are the maxillary incisor roots blurred - ANSWER chin tipped too far up


white straight opacity on pan - ANSWER slumping causing ghost spine


move patients feet forward


straight spine and lean back


shadow over maxillary teeth - ANSWER tongue not touching roof


airway shadow in an arch shape - ANSWER tongue not on roof

,anterior teeth thicker and wider - ANSWER chin placed behind the focal trough




reposition the chin forward bite at notch


skinny anterior teeth - ANSWER chin too forward


reposition the chin back


dark shadow on anterior - ANSWER not closing lips


median palatal suture is - ANSWER A thin radiolucent line between the maxillary central incisors


incisive foramen - ANSWER oval radiolucent


nasal septum is - ANSWER radiopaque



radiopaque triangle shape at median palatal suture where nasal septum and fossa meet -
ANSWER nasal spine


junction where the nasal fossa and the maxillary sinus


superior to the maxillary canine apex - ANSWER inverted Y


extension of medial pterygoid plate, hook like posterior to max tuberosity - ANSWER hamulus

, A U-shaped radiopacity seen in the maxillary posterior is the : - ANSWER zygomatic process


radiopaque triangular projection usually superimposed over maxillary tuberosity




finger - ANSWER coronoid process



circular radiopacities inferior to the central incisor apices . connect genioglossus and geniohyoid
- ANSWER genial tubercles


ridge of bone located on the anterior surface of the mandible



bilateral radiopaque lines, starting inferior to the premolar apices and extending anteriorly
on the midline - ANSWER mental ridge


Linear area of bone on external surface of mandible - ANSWER external oblique ridge



elevated long area on the internal surface of mandible. Radiopaque line running along
the premolar and molar apices. - ANSWER internal oblique ridge


nutrient canals on xray - ANSWER vertical thin radiolucent lines near the teeth


incipient caries - ANSWER lesion extends less than halfway through enamel



moderate caries - ANSWER extends more than halfway through the thickness of enamel
but does not involve the DEJ



advanced caries - ANSWER Penetrated through the enamel & into the dentin but not more
than halfway to the pulp

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