Radiographically an inlay covers one or more cusps. An onlay does not cover a cusp on a radiograph.

Complete a technique evaluation for each film within this FMX Series: Select the correct technique error(s) for the Maxillary Central Incisor PA. Fill in the correct answer choices, some questions may contain multiple answers. Packet Placement Vertical Angulation Horizontal Angulation Centering Okay

What periapical film(s) would the maxillary sinuses be identified?

Complete a technique evaluation for each film within this FMX Series: Select the correct technique error(s) for the LR Premolar PA. Fill in the correct answer choices, some questions may contain multiple answers. Packet Placement Vertical Angulation Horizontal Angulation Centering Okay

Which of the following is true for a molar bitewing that shows the distal of the first premolar as well as 2mm bone distal to the last molar present?

Complete a technique evaluation for each film within this FMX Series: Select the correct technique error(s) for the UL Premolar PA. Fill in the correct answer choices, some questions may contain multiple answers. Packet Placement Vertical Angulation Horizontal Angulation Centering Okay

Complete a technique evaluation for each film within this FMX Series: Select the correct technique error(s) for the UL Molar PA. Fill in the correct answer choices, some questions may contain multiple answers. Packet Placement Vertical Angulation Horizontal Angulation Centering Okay

What restorations have a base present on the bitewing radiographs?

You are looking at your patient’s dental images. On tooth number 30, you see a large restoration with smooth margins that doesn’t conform to the tooth and has a ghostlike radiopaque appearance. Which type of restoration does your patient have on tooth number 30?

The entire crown and root of tooth #5 and a portion of #6 must be seen on a ________radiograph.