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Updated Page: Hypercementosis

Posted on May 28, 2026May 26, 2026 by Dr. Shawneen Gonzalez

I’ve updated the hypercementosis page with more 2D examples and a few CBCT slices as well. Here are some of the new images included.

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anatomy anterior nasal spine artifacts caries caries interpretation CBCT CBCT anatomy CBCT interpretation common radiographic errors cysts of the jaws digital radiography external resorption floor of the nasal cavity image shift impacted tooth intraoral radiograph anatomy intraoral radiographic technique lateral cephalometric skull anatomy LESION lingual foramen locate the object maxillary sinuses mental foramen microdont oral radiology websites pantomograph anatomy pantomograph positioning phosphor plates pulpal/apical findings radiation physics radicular / periapical cyst radiographic interpretation radiographic quality evaluation radiographic technique rarefying osteitis resorption sensors SLOB rule soft tissue calcifications / ossifications supernumerary teeth supernumerary tooth tooth anomalies trauma to teeth and jaws videos x ray

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  • Updated Page: Hypercementosis

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