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EXPLANAION
ALVEOLAR Resorption: Partial absorption of
MOVEMENT:-If films are allowed to move while
Root CANALS:-Normally contain nerve tissue.
the bony structure of the tooth socket usu-
being exposed, the image is blurred and an
When canals are filled the nerves are dead
ally the result of pyorrhœa but occurs nor-
accurate reading is frequently impossible.
and the tooth is practically non-vital.
mally in old age and after extraction of
Films reported as showing movement will
teeth.
be retaken without charge.
Root CANAL Filling:-Usually of material
opaque to X-rays and can be seen in the
APICAL RESORPTION -Frequently means begin-
PIVOTED TOOTH :-Usually capped with porcelain,
roentgenogram as white lines. When filled
ning infection. Should be re X rayed in
Pivots may be seen in the root canals.
with paraffin or similar material which is
few months to note any change.
non-opaque to X-rays, it does not show in
CAPPED OR CROWNED TOOTH:-Caps may cover
RETAINED FILLING PARTICLES:-These show as
X-ray film. Root canals reported as partly
or replace the crown of the tooth and usu-
small white rounded or irregular areas in
filled may also contain non -opaque sub-
ally are of gold or porcelain.
the region of a tooth socket after the tooth
stance which cannot be seen in the X-ray
has been extracted.
IMPACTED TOOTH:-Most often third molars and
film.
cuspids; such teeth occupy abnormal posi-
RETAINED Root PARTICLES:-Remain after the
Shadows OR RADIOLUCENT AREAS:-Areas show-
tions and frequently are wedged in by other
greater part of the tooth has wasted away,
ing relative diminution in density. When
teeth and have not pierced the gum-some-
through decay or are broken off during ex-
sharply delimited and found near the apex
times are nfected-sometimes cause neu-
traction. They act as foreign bodies and
of a pulpless tooth, it usually indicates
ralgia.
are frequently infected.
infection.
Form 501
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