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Periapical radiolucency is often referred to as a sequelae of which condition?
Periapical radiolucency is often referred to as a sequelae of which condition?
- Pulpitis (correct)
- Gingivitis
- Caries
- Periodontitis
What is the visual appearance of periapical radiolucency on a radiograph?
What is the visual appearance of periapical radiolucency on a radiograph?
- Black region (correct)
- Colorless region
- Grey region
- White region
Where is the resorbed area typically located in periapical radiolucency?
Where is the resorbed area typically located in periapical radiolucency?
- Around the crown of the tooth
- Around the apex of the tooth (correct)
- Around the middle of the root
- Around the gumline
How would you describe the boundaries of the radiolucent area in periapical radiolucency?
How would you describe the boundaries of the radiolucent area in periapical radiolucency?
Which of the following conditions can be visualized on periapical radiographs?
Which of the following conditions can be visualized on periapical radiographs?
Which of the following is NOT an example of periapical radiolucency?
Which of the following is NOT an example of periapical radiolucency?
What does a distinct black region in the periapical area indicate?
What does a distinct black region in the periapical area indicate?
In periapical radiolucency, where is the resorbed area typically located?
In periapical radiolucency, where is the resorbed area typically located?
What can the boundaries of the radiolucent area in periapical radiolucency vary in?
What can the boundaries of the radiolucent area in periapical radiolucency vary in?
Which imaging technique is commonly used to visualize periapical radiolucency?
Which imaging technique is commonly used to visualize periapical radiolucency?
Study Notes
Periapical Radiolucency
- Periapical radiolucency is often referred to as a sequelae of pulp necrosis.
- On a radiograph, periapical radiolucency appears as a radiolucent area.
- The resorbed area in periapical radiolucency is typically located at the apex of the root.
- The boundaries of the radiolucent area in periapical radiolucency can be well-defined or diffuse.
- Periapical radiographs can visualize periapical cysts, granulomas, and abscesses.
- A dental caries is NOT an example of periapical radiolucency.
- A distinct black region in the periapical area indicates bone loss.
- The resorbed area in periapical radiolucency is typically located at the apex of the root.
- The boundaries of the radiolucent area in periapical radiolucency can vary in size and shape.
- Radiographs are commonly used to visualize periapical radiolucency.
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Test your knowledge on periapical radiolucency, a common condition in dental practice. Learn about periapical granulomas and chronic dental alveolar abscesses, and how they are visualized on periapical radiographs. Challenge yourself with diagrammatic illustrations in this informative quiz.
