INFECTION CONTROL IN DENTAL RADIOLOGY

TOPIC: INFECTION CONTROL INΒ DENTAL RADIOLOGY 🌟 IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER πŸ”ΈInfections of concern in dental radiography are infective hepatitis, HIV and AIDS, and herpes simplex infection. πŸ”ΈPersonal protection should be carried out by covering of wound, protective clothing, gloves, mask and eyewear and hand-washing. πŸ”ΈCritical surface: This is a surface that penetrates the tissue and […]

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BASICS OF X-RAYS

TOPIC: BASICS OF X-RAY 🌟 IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER πŸ”ΉHard rays: X-rays having shorter wavelengths have great penetrating power and are called hard rays. πŸ”ΉSoft rays: X-rays having longer wavelengths possess less energy and less penetrating power. These are called Grenz rays. πŸ”ΉThermionic emission: It can be defined as the phenomenon of emission of electrons […]

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X-RAY FILMS, INTENSIFYING SCREEN AND CASSETTE

Β  TOPIC: X-RAY FILMS, INTENSIFYING SCREEN AND CASSETTE 🌟 IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER πŸ”ΉDirect action or non-screen film: It is also called wrapped or packet film which is sensitive primarily to X-ray photons. πŸ”ΉIndirect action or screen film: It is used in combination with an intensifying screen in a cassette. πŸ”ΉPeriapical films: Films are available […]

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IMAGING PRINCIPLES

TOPIC: PRINCIPLE OF PROJECTION 🌟 IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER πŸ”ΉImage sharpness: It is the degree with which how well a boundary between two differing radiodensities is delineated. πŸ”ΉImage resolution: It is the degree with which how well a radiograph records separate objects that are close together.

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IMAGING CHARACTERISTICS

IMAGE CHARACTERISTICS 🌟IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER πŸ”ΉDensity: It is also called photographic density. It is the term used for describing the degree of film blackening and is measured by densitometer. In diagnostic radiology, the range of optical density is 0.3–2. πŸ”ΉRadiolucent areas: The white areas on the radiographic filmπŸ”ΉRadiopaque areas: The black areas on the […]

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OCCLUSAL RADIOGRAPHY

TOPIC: OCCLUSAL RADIOGRAPHY 🌟 IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER πŸ”ΉIt is also called as called β€˜sandwich radiography’. Occlusal radiographs are made using an extreme bisectingΒ angle technique in which the primary beam is directed perpendicular to the imaginary bisector of angle formed between long axis of the tooth and long axis of the film. πŸ”ΉMandibular cross-sectional view: […]

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PATIENT MANAGEMENT IN DENTAL RADIOLOGY

Β  Β TOPIC: PATIENT MANAGEMENT IN DENTAL RADIOLOGY 🌟 IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBERΒ  πŸ”ΊDental radiographers must understand the importance of dental radiographs and their use in the management of the patients. πŸ”ΊHe or she can be a dental assistant, dental hygienist or dental auxiliary. πŸ”ΊProper dental radiograph is helpful to the dentist for detecting the pathology […]

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BITEWING RADIOGRAPHY

TOPIC: BITEWING RADIOGRAPHY 🌟IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER πŸ”ΉPosition of bite: The tab or bite platform should be positioned in the middle of the film packet and parallel to the upper and lower edges of the film packet. πŸ”ΉPosition of film packet: The film packet should be positioned with its long axis horizontally for horizontal bitewing […]

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PARALLEL LINE ANGLE TECHNIQUE

PARALLEL LINE ANGLE TECHNIQUE 🌟 IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER πŸ”ΉParallel line angle technique is also called Fitzgerald technique, long cone technique and extended cone technique. πŸ”ΉThe central ray of the X-ray beam should be perpendicular to the film and the long axis of the tooth. The film should be placed in the mouth parallel to […]

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BISECTING LINE ANGLE TECHNIQUE

TOPIC: BISECTING LINE ANGLE TECHNIQUE 🌟 IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER πŸ”ΉBisecting line angle technique is also called short cone technique. πŸ”ΉCieszynski rule: This rule states that two triangles are equal when they share one common side and have two equal angles. The central ray of the X-ray beam and the imaginary bisector result in formation […]

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