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!
This week’s case is from a request to see cases of apical periodontitis and chronic apical periodontitis (coming next week). A good definition I found of apical periodontitis is “a spectrum of diseases that occur around the tooth apex, including periapical granuloma, periapical abscess, and periapical (radicular) cyst” (Scheinfeld MH, […]
