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13 Cards in this Set
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What are the indications for localization?
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Pathology
Impacted teeth Supernumerary Teeth Fractures Foreign bodies |
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What is another name for the Buccal Object Rule?
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Tube-shift technique: Clark’s Rule
Slob rule: ( Same Lingual, Opposite buccal) |
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What is the general synopsis of the Buccal Object Rule?
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Buccal objects appear to move in opposite direction relative to the direction that tube moves.
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What is required to apply the buccal object rule?
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Two films made with slightly different angles or positions.
OR Image of the object from two different angulations |
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What is the exact principal behind the buccal object rule?
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The principle states: the object closest to the buccal surface will appear to move in the opposite direction relative to the movement of the tubehead when a second film is taken
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Same Movement Means...
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Lingual
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Opposite Movement Means...
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Buccal
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No Movement Means...
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Object lies in the center
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Horizontal beam angulation is changed when locating aligned _____objects.
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Vertically (Eg. Root canals)
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Vertical beam movement is used when locating _____ aligned objects
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Horizontally (Eg. Mandibular canal)
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What is the Right Angle Technique and who is it attributed too?
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•Also called Miller’ s Technique •Method for determining the facial / lingual position of teeth or foreign objects
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How do you utilize the Right Angle Technique?
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•Two radiographs taken at right angles to each other are required. •First radiograph may be a PA or BW -this shows inferior / superior and anterior / posterior position •Second radiograph is a cross-sectional occlusal projection-this reveals facial / lingual and anterior / posterior position
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What is the overall purpose of the right angle technique?
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By using different views given by the two films, a three dimensional view of the area is obtained.
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