As I simply described the acronym LESION a couple of weeks ago, I thought I should expand a little more on how to use it. This time I’m going to include radiographic examples over the next few weeks (6 letters = 6 weeks). Starting at the beginning is L for […]
This week I am showcasing a frequently seen incidental finding; a retained deciduous root fragment. A retained deciduous root fragment can be seen monthly in a dental setting. The most commonly retained tooth is the deciduous second molar. These root fragments are seen on either the mesial or the distal […]
This month take a look at the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Dentistry radiology and pathology website. There is not a ton when it comes to showing radiographic lesions, but it does have a good page on normal radiographic anatomy. The anatomy page is all words but each underlined word […]
