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A poorly positioned acanthioparietal (Waters) facial bone ra…

Posted byAnonymous July 31, 2026July 31, 2026

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A pооrly pоsitioned аcаnthiopаrietal (Waters) facial bone radiograph demonstrates the petrous ridges too far inferior to the maxillary sinuses.  How could the positioning setup be adjusted to obtain an optimal radiograph? Select the best answers.

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