Intraoral Radiography

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Image sharpness of radiographs can be improved by

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In radiography, minumum magnification and maximum definition are achieved by

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If the image of a supernumerary tooth appears in a second radiograph to have shifted distally from the position shown on the original radiograph, this indicates that the supernumerary tooth lies

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Two radiographs have been taken of a supernumerary tooth in the maxillary premolar region. The second radiograph is taken from a more anterior angle. If the image of the supernumerary tooth appears to have shifted distally on the second radiograph, this indicates that the supernumerary tooth lies

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Overlapped interproximal contacts in a bitewing radiograph are due to improper collimator

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Crown-root ratio and residual bone support can be seen radiographically in

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To determine the location of an impacted maxillary cuspid, the radiographic view(s) requiered is/are

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Which of the folowing is the most radiopaque?

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Which of the following radiographs is best to diagnose caries and early alveolar bone loss?

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Which of the following increases the sharpness of a radiograph?

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Bitewings radiographs are most valuable for detecting

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