This week is a video of amelogenesis imperfecta by Dental Class of 2015 students Connor Christensen and Eric Van Boening. In search of cases of amelogenesis imperfecta so if you have any you’d be willing to share please let me know. Thanks and enjoy!
Now onto the answers for the July 2013 Locate the Object. I will be going over both image shift and SLOB (Same-Lingual, Opposite-Buccal) to determine the location of the pin superimposed over the first premolar. Image shift Before starting to use the image shift principle it is important to know […]
The nasolacrimal duct is most commonly seen on occlusal radiographs specifically the anterior maxillary occlusal radiograph and standard maxillary occlusal radiograph. It presents as an ovoid radiolucent area with a thin radiopaque border at the lateral edge of the nasal cavity in the region of the molars. If you have […]
