Multiple Choice
Vertical bitewings:
A) are not diagnostic for caries.
B) require greater exposure time.
C) do not use parallel film position.
D) show more of the interseptal bone.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q11: Improper horizontal beam alignment results in:<br>A)elongation.<br>B)overlapping.<br>C)film placement.<br>D)collimator
Q12: An overexposed film will appear similar to
Q13: Identify an alternative radiographic exam for the
Q14: In a full-mouth survey of radiographs:<br>A)bitewing films
Q15: Identify the correct teeth to be radiographed
Q16: Identify the most common error seen with
Q18: Identify the film placement most likely to
Q19: Vertical bitewings can be used in both
Q20: The film packet and the long axis