Intraoral radiographic technique, indications, scanning, radioanatomy

Part 1 – Theoretical

Intraoral radiography techniques

– Intraoral radiography. Criteria of quality

– Basic principles of projection geometry for radiography

– Image sharpness and resolution. How to maximize it

– Image size and shape distortion

– Periapical radiography. The paralleling technique

– General steps for making an exposure. Step-by-step protocol

– Receptor placement during the intraoral radiography

– Bisecting-angle technique. When to apply it

– Donovan technique

– Le Master technique

– Slob technique

– Vertical and horizontal bitewing receptors

– Occlusal radiograph. Indications

– Intraoral radiographic examination of children: mobile radiography

– Special considerations.

Part 2 – Practical

Normal and pathological radioanatomy of teeth and surrounding tissues

In this part, you will learn in detail the normal and pathological radioanatomy of the teeth, periapical and surrounding tissues and will be able to analyze the radiographic images and make a diagnosis on your own.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, Functional dentists, Therapeutists, Endodontists, Pediatric dentists, Orthodontists, General dentists.