“Radiographic Assessment of the Pediatric Patient” S.Lal, DDS.

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Radiographic Radiographic Assessment of Assessment of the Pediatric the Pediatric Patient” Patient” S.Lal, S.Lal, DDS DDS

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““Radiographic Radiographic Assessment of Assessment of the Pediatric the Pediatric Patient”Patient”

S.Lal, S.Lal, DDSDDS

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Special considerationsSpecial considerations

1.1. Risk assessmentRisk assessment Evidence of caries/hxEvidence of caries/hx TraumaTrauma AnomaliesAnomalies Fluoride statusFluoride status DietDiet

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AAPD guidelines for AAPD guidelines for radiographsradiographs

Based on Age and risk assessmentBased on Age and risk assessment

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Child preparation and Child preparation and managementmanagement

EuphemismsEuphemisms Role modelsRole models Contour filmContour film Gag reflex – distractionGag reflex – distraction Parental helpParental help Bad tasteBad taste

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Film SizesFilm Sizes

Sizes 0,1,2, Sizes 0,1,2, occlusal/lateralocclusal/lateral

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Radiographic ToolsRadiographic Tools

Snap-a-raySnap-a-ray Bite wings, Bite wings,

periapicalsperiapicals

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Radiographic techniquesRadiographic techniques

1.1. Bite wingsBite wings

2.2. Periapicals (not p.a.’s)Periapicals (not p.a.’s)

3.3. Max/mand occlusalsMax/mand occlusals

4.4. Extraoral/lateral filmExtraoral/lateral film

5.5. Soft tissue x-raySoft tissue x-ray

6.6. Panoramic radiographsPanoramic radiographs

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Bite TabsBite Tabs

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Bite wing x-rayBite wing x-ray

Mesial surface of Mesial surface of canine to distal canine to distal surface of 1surface of 1stst permanent molarpermanent molar

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Bite wing x-rayBite wing x-ray

Incipient carious Incipient carious lesion.lesion.

Overlapping – Overlapping – common errorcommon error

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Occlusal RadiographsOcclusal Radiographs

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Occlusal RadiographsOcclusal Radiographs

Posterior max. Posterior max. occlusal occlusal radiographradiograph

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Extra Oral filmExtra Oral film

Lateral FilmLateral Film

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TraumaTrauma

Soft tissue FilmSoft tissue Film Indicated after Indicated after

trauma to locate trauma to locate missing piece(s) missing piece(s) of fractured tooth.of fractured tooth.

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Panaramic radiographPanaramic radiograph

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Radiographic diagnosis of Radiographic diagnosis of dental anomaliesdental anomalies

AnkylosisAnkylosis

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AnomaliesAnomalies

Gemination : Gemination : unsuccessful unsuccessful attempt of an attempt of an individual tooth individual tooth bud to divide into bud to divide into two.two.

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AnomaliesAnomalies

DilacerationDilaceration

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AnomaliesAnomalies

Peg lateralPeg lateral Supernumary Supernumary

primary lateralprimary lateral

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AnomaliesAnomalies

a)a) Fusion: dentinal Fusion: dentinal union of two union of two teeth.teeth.

b)b) Supernumary Supernumary toothtooth

c)c) Missing lateralMissing lateral

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AnomaliesAnomalies

Concrescence: Concrescence: fusion with a fusion with a cemental union.cemental union.

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AnomaliesAnomalies

Amelogenesis Amelogenesis ImperfectaImperfecta

a)a) Thin enamelThin enamel

b)b) Increased dentinIncreased dentin

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AnomaliesAnomalies

Unfavorable Unfavorable resorptive pattern resorptive pattern of roots.of roots.

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PathologyPathology

Retained primary Retained primary root tips.root tips.

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PathologyPathology

Furcation Furcation involvementinvolvement

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PathologyPathology

Furcation Furcation involvement with involvement with internal root internal root resorption.resorption.

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PathologyPathology

Internal Internal resorption with resorption with furcation furcation involvement.involvement.

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Artifacts/optical illusionsArtifacts/optical illusions

1.1. Cervical burnoutCervical burnout2.2. Mach band phenomenonMach band phenomenon

It may take 30%-70% It may take 30%-70% demineralisation to occur before it demineralisation to occur before it can be evidenced radiographically.can be evidenced radiographically.

Radiographs are 2D views of 3D Radiographs are 2D views of 3D objects.objects.

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