Define Following Terms of Dental Radiography Flashcards

Can you define the following terms of dental radiography? These flashcards can help. Computer dental radiography is a technology for obtaining a computerized image on radiography of your teeth and gums that require 90 percent less radiation than standard x-ray film. CDR images are captured by sensors placed in the mouth that relay information to an attached computer. Read and study these flashcards and learn more about dental radiography.

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The layers within a film packet, in order from the machine tube, are:
Paper, Film, Paper, Lead Foil
The deposits found in the bottom of the developing tank are:
Silver
What is the sequence of events when developing a dental film?
Developer, Wash, Fixer, Wash
What is the ideal time and temperature for developing?
20 degrees C. Developing can occur between 18 and 22 degrees C, the ideal being 20 degrees C. At this temperature, the image will take 1 minute to develop.
What are bitewing radiographs used for diagnosing?
Horizontal bitewings diagnose Interproximal caries, Occlusal caries, Recurrent caries and Restoration Overhangs. Vertical bitewings diagnose Interproximal bone loss associated with the posterior teeth and the Presence of True Periodontal pockets.