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Digital Radiography: Partially Edentulous Patient

Bitewing Radiograph of the Partially Edentulous Mandible - Digital radiograph of the partially edentulous patient

Bitewing Radiograph of the Partially Edentulous Mandible - Digital radiograph of the partially edentulous patient Contributed by Shawneen Gonzalez, DDS on 9/20/2012

Bitewing Radiograph of the Partially Edentulous Mandible<br/> Figure 1. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> Mandibular molar exposure produces bitewing radiograph of the partially edentulous patient.</span>

Figure 1 - Mandibular molar exposure produces bitewing radiograph of the partially edentulous patient.

Bitewing Radiograph of the Partially Edentulous Mandible<br/> Figure 2. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> Mandibular premolar exposure yields this bitewing radiograph of the partially edentulous patient.</span>

Figure 2 - Mandibular premolar exposure yields this bitewing radiograph of the partially edentulous patient.

Bitewing Radiograph of the Partially Edentulous Mandible<br/> Figure 3. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> Left mandibular premolar exposure in partially edentulous patient.</span>

Figure 3 - Left mandibular premolar exposure in partially edentulous patient.

Bitewing Radiograph of the Partially Edentulous Mandible<br/> Figure 4. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> Bitewing radiograph demonstrates bone resorption in mandibular arch. Left mandibular exposure in partially edentulous patient.</span>

Figure 4 - Bitewing radiograph demonstrates bone resorption in mandibular arch. Left mandibular exposure in partially edentulous patien...

Figure 4 - Bitewing radiograph demonstrates bone resorption in mandibular arch. Left mandibular exposure in partially edentulous patient.

Panoramic Radiographs of Interrradicular Bone Loss in the Partially Edentulous Patient - Digital pantomographs of the partially edentulous patien...

Panoramic Radiographs of Interrradicular Bone Loss in the Partially Edentulous Patient - Digital pantomographs of the partially edentulous patient Contributed by Shawneen Gonzalez, DDS on 9/20/2012

Panoramic Radiographs of Interrradicular Bone Loss in the Partially Edentulous Patient<br/> Figure 1. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> Panoramic radiograph demonstrates presence of interradicular bone loss in partially edentulous patient.</span>

Figure 1 - Panoramic radiograph demonstrates presence of interradicular bone loss in partially edentulous patient.

Panoramic Radiographs of Interrradicular Bone Loss in the Partially Edentulous Patient<br/> Figure 2. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> Panoramic radiograph of interradicular bone loss in mandibular arch of partially edentulous patient.</span>

Figure 2 - Panoramic radiograph of interradicular bone loss in mandibular arch of partially edentulous patient.

Panoramic Radiographs of Interrradicular Bone Loss in the Partially Edentulous Patient<br/> Figure 3. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> Pantomograph demonstrates interradicular bone loss in the maxillary and mandibular arches of this partially edentulous patient.</span>

Figure 3 - Pantomograph demonstrates interradicular bone loss in the maxillary and mandibular arches of this partially edentulous patie...

Figure 3 - Pantomograph demonstrates interradicular bone loss in the maxillary and mandibular arches of this partially edentulous patient.

Panoramic Radiographs of Interrradicular Bone Loss in the Partially Edentulous Patient<br/> Figure 4. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> Panoramic radiograph of interradicular bone loss in the partially edentulous patient.</span>

Figure 4 - Panoramic radiograph of interradicular bone loss in the partially edentulous patient.

Panoramic Radiographs of Impacted Teeth - Panoramic radiograph if impacted third molar in partially edentulous patient

Panoramic Radiographs of Impacted Teeth - Panoramic radiograph if impacted third molar in partially edentulous patient Contributed by Shawnee Gonzalez, DDS on 9/20/2012

Panoramic Radiographs of Impacted Teeth<br/> Figure 1. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> Panoramic radiograph of impacted tooth #17 in the partially edentulous patient.</span>

Figure 1 - Panoramic radiograph of impacted tooth #17 in the partially edentulous patient.

Digital Radiography: Fully Edentulous Patient

Panoramic Radiograph of the Fully Edentulous Patient - Digital pantomographs of fully edentulous patients

Panoramic Radiograph of the Fully Edentulous Patient - Digital pantomographs of fully edentulous patients Contributed by Shawnee Gonzalez, DDS on 9/20/2012

Panoramic Radiograph of the Fully Edentulous Patient<br/> Figure 1. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> Digital panoramic radiograph of fully edentulous patient--vital for determining alveolar bone present.</span>

Figure 1 - Digital panoramic radiograph of fully edentulous patient--vital for determining alveolar bone present.

Panoramic Radiograph of the Fully Edentulous Patient<br/> Figure 2. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> Panotmograph of the edentulous patient, used often to detect retained roots, impacted teeth, cysts, and foreign bodies. Panoramic radiographs yield important information on the quantity and quality of bone present.</span>

Figure 2 - Panotmograph of the edentulous patient, used often to detect retained roots, impacted teeth, cysts, and foreign bodies. Pano...

Figure 2 - Panotmograph of the edentulous patient, used often to detect retained roots, impacted teeth, cysts, and foreign bodies. Panoramic radiographs yield important information on the quantity and quality of bone present.

Caries Detection Using Intraoral Cameras

Interproximal Caries of Stage III - A 30-year-old male patient presented with interproximal caries of stage III. His condition was diagnosed usin...

Interproximal Caries of Stage III - A 30-year-old male patient presented with interproximal caries of stage III. His condition was diagnosed using an intraoral camera. Contributed by THE NEXTDDS on 3/14/2014

Interproximal Caries of Stage III<br/> Figure 1. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> The carious lesion is not visible under white light.</span>

Figure 1 - The carious lesion is not visible under white light.

Interproximal Caries of Stage III<br/> Figure 2. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> The fluorescence image shows a demineralization on the marginal mesial ridge compared to the opposite ridge.</span>

Figure 2 - The fluorescence image shows a demineralization on the marginal mesial ridge compared to the opposite ridge.

Interproximal Caries of Stage III<br/> Figure 3. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> Radiography confirms the presence of the carious lesion of stage 3.</span>

Figure 3 - Radiography confirms the presence of the carious lesion of stage 3.

Interproximal Caries of Stage III<br/> Figure 4. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> Under white light, the entry point of the caries and the cavity can be seen.</span>

Figure 4 - Under white light, the entry point of the caries and the cavity can be seen.

Interproximal Caries of Stage III<br/> Figure 5. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> The fluorescence image shows the demineralized enamel, the destructured, and the infected dentin.</span>

Figure 5 - The fluorescence image shows the demineralized enamel, the destructured, and the infected dentin.

Interproximal Caries of Stage III<br/> Figure 6. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> At the end of the preparation, the fluorescence image shows all the infected dentin was removed.</span>

Figure 6 - At the end of the preparation, the fluorescence image shows all the infected dentin was removed.

Interproximal Caries of Stage III<br/> Figure 7. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> The finished restoration, filled with glass ionomer cement.</span>

Figure 7 - The finished restoration, filled with glass ionomer cement.

Occlusal Caries of Stage II - A 13-year-old female patient presented with occlusal caries of stage II. The condition was diagnosed using an intra...

Occlusal Caries of Stage II - A 13-year-old female patient presented with occlusal caries of stage II. The condition was diagnosed using an intraoral camera. Contributed by THE NEXTDDS on 3/14/2014

Occlusal Caries of Stage II<br/> Figure 1. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> The white light clearly shows an occlusal carious lesion.</span>

Figure 1 - The white light clearly shows an occlusal carious lesion.

Occlusal Caries of Stage II<br/> Figure 2. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> The image of fluorescence shows a demineralization around the lesion.</span>

Figure 2 - The image of fluorescence shows a demineralization around the lesion.

Occlusal Caries of Stage II<br/> Figure 3. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> The cavity is clearly evident when viewed under white light.</span>

Figure 3 - The cavity is clearly evident when viewed under white light.

Occlusal Caries of Stage II<br/> Figure 4. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> Fluorescent imaging shows destructured and infected dentin.</span>

Figure 4 - Fluorescent imaging shows destructured and infected dentin.

Occlusal Caries of Stage II<br/> Figure 5. <span style='font-size: 16px; font-weight: normal'> At the bottom of the preparation, the image of fluorescence shows that all the infected dentin was removed. The orange zone on the side corresponds to the tertiary dentin.</span>

Figure 5 - At the bottom of the preparation, the image of fluorescence shows that all the infected dentin was removed. The orange zone...

Figure 5 - At the bottom of the preparation, the image of fluorescence shows that all the infected dentin was removed. The orange zone on the side corresponds to the tertiary dentin.

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