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Primary benefit of radiographs

To detect disease

Use of radiographs

1. Detect disease (caries, periodontal disease) lesions etc.

2. Provides info during dental tx

3. Evaluate growth & development

4. Document the condiiton of a client at a specific time

Dilacerated roots

Sharp bend of the roots or a sharp bend between the crown & root

Internal resorption

Triggered when the nerve is irritated. Cells eat away at the tooth causing a hole.

External resorption

Cells from the PDL eat away at the root, also causing a hole. Can be caused by trauma to the

tooth

Film Mount

cardboard, plastic, or vinyl holder that is used to support and arrange dental radiographs.

Labelling mounts

Include clients name, entists name, date & the type & number of radiographs.

Film mount is used to...

, Dcrease handling of film, facilitate filing, allow for easy viewing, & eliminate confusion

regarding pts right & left side.

Illuminator (viewbox)

an illuminated device used to view radiographs

Matter

Anything that occupies space & has mass

Atoms

Fundamental unit of matter.

1. Nucleus - made of protons & neutrons

2. Electrons orbit around the nucleus

Orbits/shells

An atoms contains a max of 7 shells/orbits, designated with letters (k, l, m, n, o, p, q)

Binding energy/binding force

Electrons are kept in their orbit by the electrostatic force between the nucleus & electrons.

Determined by the distance between nucleus & electron

Molecular Structure (molecules)

2 or more atoms joined by chemical bonds. Formed by the transfer or sharing of electrons

Ion

An atom that gains or loses an electron & becomes electrically unbalance

Ion Pair

Positive ion & negative ion result from the gain & loss of an electron

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