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What is the first step in obtaining quantity radiographs?

Placement

What do the initials XCP represent?

Extension cone paralleling

When exposing films using the paralleling technique, which area should you begin with?

Anterior

What is elongation on a radiograph the result of?

Improper vertical angulation

Using the bisecting technique, what is the proper vertical angulation for maxillary premolar radiographs?

+30-+40

Using the bisecting technique’s, what is the proper position of the patient during exposure?

Mid sagittal plane perpendicular to the floor

What are bitewing radiographs primarily used for?

To detect interproximal decay

What is the correct angulation used when obtaining bitewing radiographs?

+10degrees

What is the recommended film size for pediatric patients?

#0

Which mounting technique is recommended by the ADA?


A. Distal mounting


B. Medical mounting


C. Labial mounting


D. Lingual mounting

C. Labial mounting