Panoramic radiograph landmarks

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A patient presents to Dr. Stacey Gividen for a recare exam. Follow along as she diagnoses two 8 x 4 mm radiopaque lesions found on the panoramic radiograph.

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A comparison set of 5 human fetal skulls illustrating fetal development at 20, 29, 31, 32, and 40 weeks

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This is our lovely Panoramic X-ray machine. This machine requires the patient to stand in place while bitting down on the yellow piece as seen in the picture. The arms of the machine then rotate all the way around the patients head giving us a panoramic film that includes all teeth, jaw joints, and sinus areas.

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The J. Paul Getty Museum • The Restoration of Ancient Bronzes: Naples and Beyond: Radiograph of head, right profile. The red arrows point to the areas where the metal appears slightly thicker and more irregular, which could be the remains of excess metal from a flow weld at the neck. The blue outline shows where the panel of restoration metal was removed for access into the head with the videoprobe.

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Skull landmarks

Panoramic Anatomy Panoramic Anatomy Key 1. maxillary sinus 2. pterygomaxillary fissure 3. pterygoid plates 4. hamulus 5. zygomatic arch 6. articular eminence 7. zygomaticotemporal suture 8. zygomatic process 9. external auditory meatus 10. mastoid process 11. middle cranial fossa 12. lateral border of the orbit 13. infraorbital ridge 14. infraorbital foramen 15. infraorbital canal 16. nasal fossa 17. nasal septum 18. anterior nasal spine 19. inferior concha 20. incisive foramen 21. hard…

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