Panoramic Radiography Techniques Guide
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ScribdTranslationsIt is a radiological technique.
intended to obtain a unique The low dose of radiation for the
image of the structures that patient
include the maxillary arches and
mandibular and its structures of
support. The fact that it can be used
in patients who cannot open the
Its wide coverage of the bones mouth and
facial and dental,
The scarce time needed for
The comfort of the exam for make the panoramic projection,
the patient, normally from 3 to 4 minutes.
Extensive disease.
The assessment of a trauma,
third molars.
Large known injuries or Dental development (especially
suspected. in mixed dentition.
Retention of teeth or tips
root (in patients
edentulous).
Developmental anomalies.
FOCAL PLAN
It is a curved area or image
The objects located outside
three-dimensional in which the from the focal plane they seem
structures are quite good
distorted, to the point of
defined in the X-rays
to be unrecognizable.
panoramas.
TECHNICAL POSITION
Patient preparation
Team preparation
Patient position
Important points for
highlight
After the exhibition
PANORAMIC DEVICES
PM 2002 CC
Panoramic X-ray 100 Proline
DENTAL ANATOMY
REAL SHADOWS SHADOWS
GHOSTS
Shadows Aerial shadows.
important of
hard tissues.
Shadows
important of
soft tissues.
TOPOGRAPHIC REGIONS
ANATOMICAL SAGITTAL PLANES
ERRORS
IN THE PREPARATION IN THE POSITION OF
OF THE PATIENT PATIENT
Errors of the
POSITION OF
TEAM