'Radiolucent area' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 27

Chapter 27. Normal Anatomy : Intraoral Images. Dental Radiography. Questions What is the difference between cortical and cancellous bone? What normal anatomic landmarks of the maxilla and mandible are apparent on dental radiographs? What is the radiographic appearance of tooth anatomy?.

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Clinical Cases

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CASE OF THE MONTH

CASE OF THE MONTH. Submitted by: Dr. Cecil White Jr. HISTORY. 32 year-old female; Medical history within normal limits. OMFS performed LeFort I osteotomy in maxilla (w/BSSO in mandible). The mesial root of #6 was cut, and developed a persistent radiolucent area; no pain involved.

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Quiz 1

Quiz 1. Question # 1. Most likely diagnosis of the lesion seen in this Radiograph is? Rarefying osteitis Complex odontoma Dentigerous cyst Compound odontoma. Question # 2. Solitary ASX and non-expansile lesion discovered on routine examination.

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