MEDICINE
RADIOLOGY
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The Buccal surfaces of posterior teeth
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The chewing surfaces of posterior teeth
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The incisal surface of anterior teeth
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The Labial surface of anterior teeth
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Detailed explanation-1: -"Occlusal” refers to the surface of the tooth that is used for chewing or grinding. Overall, there are five surfaces to each tooth: Occlusal. Mesial-forward or front. Distal-behind towards the back of the mouth.
Detailed explanation-2: -Occlusal: It’s the chewing surface of posterior teeth.
Detailed explanation-3: -The term “occlusal” refers to the surfaces of your teeth that are used for chewing. When you are damaging those surfaces by clenching or grinding your teeth, an occlusal guard may be recommended by your dentist.
Detailed explanation-4: -What size receptor is recommended for the use with the occlusal technique in the pediatric patient with primary dentition? Size 2 intraoral receptor.
Detailed explanation-5: -The patient’s head needs to be positioned so the chin is parallel to the floor. The PID usually has a line on the side. That line should line up with the occlusal plane. For bitewing radiographs, maxillary and mandibular arches should show an equal amount from the occlusal plane.