Now before I get to the actual case I want to make sure that you realize that a radicular/periapical cyst is diagnosed with a histopathological slide and not by radiographs alone. There are certain features of a radicular/periapical cyst that may cause you to put it higher on a differential […]
Today is Thanksgiving and I wanted to take this chance to mention a few things I’m thankful for. A job that challenges me in the radiographic cases that are presented along with a healthy dose of more common radiographic cases. All those that I’ve connected with through this site and […]
Now onto the answers for the November 2013 Locate the Object using the SLOB (Same-Lingual, Opposite-Buccal) rule. SLOB (Same-Lingual, Opposite-Buccal) 1) Pick an object with a known fixed location = second premolar. 2) Determine which direction we are moving from the premolar periapical radiograph to the molar periapical radiograph = distal. […]
