A bitewing radiograph of tooth 1.4 reveals caries penetrating one third into the mesial enamel. The correct management of tooth 1.4 is to

Overlapped interproximal contacts in a bitewing radiograph are due to improper collimator

horizontal angle
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A bitewing radiograph of an early mixed dentition should include the following proximal surfaces.

Distal of the primary canine to distal of the permanent first molar
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Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from
1. malalignment of teeth.
2. incorrect vertical angulation of the xray beam.
3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.
4. patient movement during the exposure.

(1) and (3)
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Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from
1. malalignment of teeth.
2. incorrect vertical angulation of the xray beam.
3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.
4. patient movement during the exposure.

(1) and (3)
NDEB released questions part 2 set 12

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from
1. malalignment of teeth.
2. incorrect vertical angulation of the x-ray beam.
3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.
4. patient movement during the exposure.

(1) and (3)
NDEB released questions set 10

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from
1. malalignment of teeth.
2. incorrect vertical angulation of the x-ray beam.
3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.
4. patient movement during the exposure.

(1) and (3)
NDEB released questions set 11

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from
1. malalignment of teeth.
2. incorrect vertical angulation of the x-ray beam.
3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.
4. patient movement during the exposure

(1) and (3)
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A bitewing radiograph of an early mixed dentition should include the following proximal surfaces

Distal of the primary canine to distal of the permanent first molar.
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A bitewing radiograph of tooth 1.4 reveals caries penetrating one third into the mesial enamel. The correct management of tooth 1.4 is to

apply fluoride and improve oral hygiene

place an amalgam restoration.

place a porcelain inlay.

place a direct composite restoration.

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Overlapped interproximal contacts in a bitewing radiograph are due to improper collimator

A bitewing radiograph of an early mixed dentition should include the following proximal surfaces.

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from
1. malalignment of teeth.
2. incorrect vertical angulation of the xray beam.
3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.
4. patient movement during the exposure.

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from
1. malalignment of teeth.
2. incorrect vertical angulation of the xray beam.
3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.
4. patient movement during the exposure.

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from
1. malalignment of teeth.
2. incorrect vertical angulation of the x-ray beam.
3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.
4. patient movement during the exposure.

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from
1. malalignment of teeth.
2. incorrect vertical angulation of the x-ray beam.
3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.
4. patient movement during the exposure.

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from
1. malalignment of teeth.
2. incorrect vertical angulation of the x-ray beam.
3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.
4. patient movement during the exposure

A bitewing radiograph of an early mixed dentition should include the following proximal surfaces

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A bitewing radiograph of tooth 1.4 reveals caries penetrating one third into the mesial enamel. The correct management of tooth 1.4 is to

apply fluoride and improve oral hygiene

place an amalgam restoration.

place a porcelain inlay.

place a direct composite restoration.

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Similar questions:

Overlapped interproximal contacts in a bitewing radiograph are due to improper collimator

A bitewing radiograph of an early mixed dentition should include the following proximal surfaces.

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from1. malalignment of teeth.2. incorrect vertical angulation of the xray beam.3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.4. patient movement during the exposure.

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from1. malalignment of teeth.2. incorrect vertical angulation of the xray beam.3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.4. patient movement during the exposure.

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from 1. malalignment of teeth. 2. incorrect vertical angulation of the x-ray beam. 3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam. 4. patient movement during the exposure.

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from 1. malalignment of teeth. 2. incorrect vertical angulation of the x-ray beam. 3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam. 4. patient movement during the exposure.

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from1. malalignment of teeth.2. incorrect vertical angulation of the x-ray beam.3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.4. patient movement during the exposure

A bitewing radiograph of an early mixed dentition should include the following proximal surfaces

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from
1. malalignment of teeth.
2. incorrect vertical angulation of the xray beam.
3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.
4. patient movement during the exposure.

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from
1. malalignment of teeth.
2. incorrect vertical angulation of the xray beam.
3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.
4. patient movement during the exposure.

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from
1. malalignment of teeth.
2. incorrect vertical angulation of the x-ray beam.
3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.
4. patient movement during the exposure.

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from
1. malalignment of teeth.
2. incorrect vertical angulation of the x-ray beam.
3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.
4. patient movement during the exposure.

Overlapping contacts on a bitewing radiograph result from
1. malalignment of teeth.
2. incorrect vertical angulation of the x-ray beam.
3. incorrect horizontal angulation of the x-ray beam.
4. patient movement during the exposure