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Dental Disease
- Caries - appear as different shaped areas of radiolucency in the crowns or necks of teeth.
- Peridontioiditis - when inflammation extends into the underlying alveolar bone and there is a loss of attachment.
- Peridontal Abscess - Radiolucent area surrounding the roots of the teeth.
Extraction of teeth (eg. wisdom teeth)
- OPG shows angulation, shape of roots, size and shape of crown, effect on other teeth.
Teeth Abnormalities
- Eg. Developmental, to show size, number, shape and position.
Trauma to teeth and facial skeleton
- Mandible fractures are often bilateral.
- Panoramic view of mandible to view the fracture.
- Determine site and direction of fracture lines.
- Relationship of teeth to fracture lines.
- Alignment of bone fragments after healing.
- Evidence of infection or other complications post intervention.
- Follow up to assess healing.
Transplant workup
- To look for evidence of any underlying dental disease (eg. abscess)
- Patients on steriods after a transplant are immunosuppressed and the mouth is a common site of infection.
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| Anonymous | required help | 0 | Mar 29 2009, 11:36 AM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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Thread started: Mar 29 2009, 11:36 AM EDT
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could u plz tell me abt the friendly lines whc r seen in OPG which helping in detecting the factures of the facial region
at my id shubhrakanwar@gmail.com |
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| Anonymous | Magnification in opg | 1 | Jan 6 2009, 9:41 PM EST by AndyC | ||
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Pls could you let me know what is the magnifcation factor in conventional and digital OPG?
Can it be reduced to zero? Reply drzubairahmadabbasi@yahoo.com |
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