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Anatomy on Radiographs: Occlusal Radiographs

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This is the last post I have planned for anatomy and it will be on occlusal radiographs. Mandible Short and sweet here with only one anatomical landmark readily visible. The genial tubercles (yellow arrow) appear as a small radiopaque mass(es) extending off the lingual aspect of the mandible. Maxilla The nasal […]

Anatomy on Radiographs: Pantomographs Part 1 5

This entry was posted in Radiographic Interpretation and tagged border of the maxillary sinus coronoid process floor of the nasal cavity inferior border of the mandible inferior nasal concha lingual foramen mandibular canal mandibular condyle maxillary sinuses mental foramen nasal cavity nasal septum soft tissue of the nose Y line of Ennis zygomatic process of the maxilla on by

Ok, I am back and now onto pantomographs. Since these images are larger and will take up much more space I have decided to break them down into 2 parts.  I also will have several anatomy identified on each radiograph as well.  Here we go. Mandible *The mandibular condyle (two […]

Anatomy on Radiographs: Intraoral Radiographs Part I 37

This entry was posted in Radiographic Interpretation and tagged anatomy anterior nasal spine border of the maxillary sinus floor of the nasal cavity incisive foramen incisive fossa inferior border of the mandible inferior nasal concha intermaxillary suture intraoral radiographs lingual foramen mental ridge nasal cavity nasal septum nutrient canals soft tissue of the nose Y line of Ennis on by

I am starting a new series of posts on anatomy on radiographs.  There will be two posts on intraoral radiographs (Part I – anterior and Part II – posterior), one on occlusal radiographs, one on pantomographs and lastly one on skull radiographs (primarily lateral cephalometric skull radiographs). Anatomical radiographic appearances […]