Dental radiology : understanding the X-ray image
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Dental radiology : understanding the X-ray image
（Oxford medical publications）
Oxford University Press, 1997
- : pbk.
- : hbk.
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
- Volume
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: pbk. ISBN 9780192624109
Description
Dental Radiology provides a broad overview of the normal and abnormal appearance of teeth and jaws on x-ray images. Abnormalities are grouped according to their location or their main presenting feature. Recognition of abnormalities, and interpretation of their radiographic appearance is assisted by a clear review of normal appearances and the production of the standard x-ray views used in dentistry This book is intended for undergraduate dental students, practising dentists, trainee oral radiologists, and radiographers.
Table of Contents
- 1. Production of radiographs
- 2. Radiographic projections and anatomical features
- 3. Examination of radiographs
- 4. Localization using dental radiography
- 5. Coronal and pericoronal changes
- 6. Pulp and root changes
- 7. Bone: periapical and periodontal
- 8. Radiolucent lesions
- 9. Radiopaque and combination lesions
- 10. Dental trauma
- Appendix A: Key components in the dental X-ray tube: checklist
- Appendix B: Lists of anatomical features
- Appendix C: Examination of radiographs: checklist
- Appendix D: Specialized imaging techniques
- Bibliography
- Index
- Volume
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: hbk. ISBN 9780192624116
Description
Dental Radiology provides a broad overview of the normal and abnormal appearances of teeth and jaws on X-ray images. Abnormalities are grouped together according to their location or their main presenting feature. Recognition of abnormalities by the interpretation of their radiographic appearance, is assisted by a clear review of the normal appearance. The production of the routine X-ray views used in dentistry and the basic science of the subject is reviewed, to provide a foundation of knowledge of image formation. Areas causing confusion which can lead to errors in diagnosis are highlighted. This book is intended for undergraduate dental students, practising dentists, trainee oral radiologists, and radiographers.
Table of Contents
1.: Production of radiographs. 2.: Radiographic projections and anatomical features. 3.: Examination of radiographs. 4.: Localization using dental radiography. 5.: Coronal and pericoronal changes. 6.: Pulp and root changes. 7.: Bone: periapical and peridontal. 8.: Radiolucent lesions. 9.: Radiopaque and combination lesions. 10.: Dental trauma. Appendix A: Key components in the dental X-ray tube: checklist. Appendix B: Lists of anatomical features. Appendix C: Examination of radiographs: checklist. Appendix D: Specialized imaging techniques. Bibliography. Index
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