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Intraoral radiographic examination
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is a radiographic inspection of teeth and intraoral adjacent structures.
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Intraoral receptors
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are placed inside the mouth to examine the teeth and the supporting structures.
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Periapical examination
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is used to examine the entire tooth (crown and root) and supporting bone.
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Periapical receptor
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Used in periapical examination.
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Interproximal examination
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Used to examine the crowns of both maxillary and mandibular teeth on a single image.
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Bite wing receptor
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used in interproximal examination.
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Occlusal examination
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used to examine large areas of the maxilla or mandible on one image.
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Occlusal receptor
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used in occlusal examination.
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Complete mouth radiographic series
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CMRS - also known as the full mouth series (FMS or FMX) or the complete series.
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Tooth bearing areas
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are the regions of the maxilla and the mandible where the 32 teeth of a human dentition are normally located.
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Dentulous
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areas or areas that exhibit teeth
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edentulous
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areas or areas where teeth are no longer present.
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Diagnostic radiograph
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provides a great deal of information.
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Extraoral radiographic examination
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a radiographic inspection of large areas of the skull or jaws.
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Extraoral receptors
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are placed outside the mouth
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