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How can the occlusal tilt in the image below be corrected?

How can the occlusal tilt in the image below be corrected?

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The first x-ray was discovered by Wilhelm Roentgen.  The x-r…

The first x-ray was discovered by Wilhelm Roentgen.  The x-ray was discovered in 1945.

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All of the following are true regarding pixels in digital im…

All of the following are true regarding pixels in digital imaging EXCEPT one.  Which one is the EXCEPTION?

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Your patient is concerned about the amount of x-ray exposure…

Your patient is concerned about the amount of x-ray exposure she has had because she had x-rays taken quite often at her previous dental office. You explain to her that the images are necessary and you will be taking digital images which require _________ exposure than the films she previously had taken

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The ____________ pixels in a digital image, the higher the r…

The ____________ pixels in a digital image, the higher the resolution and sharper the image. The _____________ the pixel, the higher the resolution and sharper the image.

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Match the term with the correct definition (1/2 point each)

Match the term with the correct definition (1/2 point each)

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To prevent overlapped contacts on bitewing images,

To prevent overlapped contacts on bitewing images,

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Using the Buccal Object Rule, identify the position of the r…

Using the Buccal Object Rule, identify the position of the restoration on tooth #14.  

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Indirect digital imaging requires a processing step.

Indirect digital imaging requires a processing step.

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The advantage of using the largest size image receptor possi…

The advantage of using the largest size image receptor possible to expose a bitewing image is that

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