This month take a look at the Ohio State University College of Dentistry page on caries interpretation. Caries interpretation is a very challenging thing for students to learn and many still struggle their first few years in practice. This site goes over the basics of radiographic caries interpretation along with […]
This week I have a case of a pulp stone in the root canal space of a maxillary canine. Pulp stones are incidental findings and do not need treatment. This case is slightly enlarging the shape of the root canal. Pulp stones present as a radiopaque entity in either the […]
Now onto the last letter of LESION, the N for number. This is identifying the number of radiographic entities present. If there are multiple entities/lesions note the location of those. It is important to note that multiple entities on a radiograph do not necessarily mean that they are the same […]
