A.  Define radiolucent. B.  Describe the properties of structures or materials that appear radiolucent on dental images. C.  Explain why these structures or materials appear radiolucent on dental images.

CBCT scans may be interpreted by:

Select all of the ways that CBCT imaging is similar to panoramic imaging. 

The proper vertical angulation of the PID for pediatric occlusal projections.  “The maxillary angulation is ____ degrees and the mandibular is ____ degrees.” Note: include positive or negative in your answers. _______ _______

(1) Confirming with a patient their tendency to gag during imaging procedures is a recommended and proactive patient management strategy.  (2) If a patient does gag, keep the receptor in place and calmly but firmly instruct the patient to continue to bite down and try again.

When exposing a cross-sectional occlusal image, the receptor is stabilized in the patient’s mouth by:

Which of the following commercially available receptor holders are recommended for use with the bisecting technique? 1. Rinn Snap-A-Ray holder 2. Precision receptor holder 3. Stabe bite-block 4. Rinn BAI bite-block 5. Rinn XCP bite-block

Match each panoramic image with the main error it illustrates.  

After exposing a full mouth series of images and waiting for the dentist to come into your operatory to perform the clinical exam, you may: 

Which of the following is correct procedure when exposing a mandibular occlusal image on an adult patient?