This week is a follow up to last week with a case of chronic apical periodontitis. The primary difference of chronic apical periodontitis versus acute apical periodontitis is the presence of sclerotic bone formation. This sclerotic bone formation (sometimes referred to as sclerosing osteitis) may present in one of three […]
This week I am showing an example of an ideal pantomograph along with 6 criteria that are used when determining the quality of a pantomograph. The next couple weeks will be showing examples of when those 6 criteria are not met and how to correct them. 1. Patient has anterior […]
Here are two more sets of radiographs to practice the SLOB rule using vertical angle changes. Answer from last week Cusp with smiley face – Lingual Example 1 Example 2 Next week: Practice radiographs using horizontal angle changes. Thanks and enjoy!
