The next three posts will be devoted to air spaces visible on pantomographs. The first is the palatoglossal air space. The palatoglossal air space is between the palate and the tongue. It is only visualized on a pantomograph when the patient does not place their tongue to the roof of […]
This week is another CBCT case of calcifications, this time in the tonsils. On CBCT images, these are seen on the axial views lateral to the airway and on coronal views medial to the ramus of the mandible. They are well-defined irregular shaped radiopaque entities. They may be single or […]
Now onto the answers for the October 2013 Locate the Object. I will be going over both image shift and SLOB (Same-Lingual, Opposite-Buccal) to determine the location of the left lateral incisor in relation to the left central incisor. Image shift Before starting to use the image shift principle it […]
