Dental Radiography - Chapter 25 -Periodontal Disease - Study Questions

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Each of the following may be determined from a dental radiograph EXCEPT one. Which one is the exception?

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What are the four uses of radiograph in the assessment of periodontal diseases.

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Which of the following terms describes bone loss that occurs in a plane parallel to the CEJ of adjacent teeth?

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Significant bone loss that results in a radiolucency observed in the area between the roots of multirooted teeth is called

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Radiographs may help locate each of the following local contributing factors for periodontal diseases. Choose all that apply.

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Excessive occlusal force may result in a widening of the periodontal ligament space. Widening of PDL space is called triangulation.

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Dental radiographs play a key role in documenting the location and depths of periodontal pockets. Dental radiographs may serve as a baseline and as a means for evaluating the outcomesof periodontal treaments

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What are the limitations of dental radiographs in the assessemtn fo periodontal disease?

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Which of the following would be best for imaging a mild, generalized periodontal status?

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Correct horizontal angulation is needed to accurately image interdental bone levels. Altering the horizontal angulation can reveal additional information regarding interdental bone levels.

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Alveolar crests pointed in the anterior region and a radiopaque flat, smooth lamina dura 1 to 2 mm apical to the CEJ in th posterior region describes

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Radiolucent changes observed on a radiograph such as a fuzzy, cupping out of crestal bone and a blunted appearance of the lamina dura int he anterior region describes

Dental Radiography - Chapter 25 -Periodontal Disease - Study Questions

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Each of the following may be determined from a dental radiograph EXCEPT one. Which one is the exception?

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What are the four uses of radiograph in the assessment of periodontal diseases.

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Which of the following terms describes bone loss that occurs in a plane parallel to the CEJ of adjacent teeth?

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Significant bone loss that results in a radiolucency observed in the area between the roots of multirooted teeth is called

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Radiographs may help locate each of the following local contributing factors for periodontal diseases. Choose all that apply.

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Excessive occlusal force may result in a widening of the periodontal ligament space. Widening of PDL space is called triangulation.

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Dental radiographs play a key role in documenting the location and depths of periodontal pockets. Dental radiographs may serve as a baseline and as a means for evaluating the outcomesof periodontal treaments

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What are the limitations of dental radiographs in the assessemtn fo periodontal disease?

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Which of the following would be best for imaging a mild, generalized periodontal status?

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Correct horizontal angulation is needed to accurately image interdental bone levels. Altering the horizontal angulation can reveal additional information regarding interdental bone levels.

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Alveolar crests pointed in the anterior region and a radiopaque flat, smooth lamina dura 1 to 2 mm apical to the CEJ in th posterior region describes

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Radiolucent changes observed on a radiograph such as a fuzzy, cupping out of crestal bone and a blunted appearance of the lamina dura int he anterior region describes

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