Exam 17: Paralleling Technique
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All crowns and roots of the first, second, and third molars, including the apices, alveolar crests, contact areas, surrounding bone, and tuberosity region, must be seen on the ____ radiograph.
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____ posterior film placements are used in the paralleling technique.
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With size 2 film, a total of ____ anterior film placements are used with the paralleling technique.
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To achieve parallelism between the film and the tooth, the ____ distance must be increased to keep the film parallel with the long axis of the tooth.
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The lingual cusp of the first premolar usually obscures the distal contact of the canine on the ____ exposure.
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The authors recommend an exposure sequence starting with tooth No.:
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