Great question. Technically it would be called "AP" since the beam goes from anterior to posterior although most dental professionals will refer to cephalometric radiographs as either lateral or PA. Thanks for pointing out this distinction!
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Hi Doc.., you are amazing and your works are really helpful for us. Thank you. What is the difference between Water's view and Caldwell view? I took notes from your PDF, and watching your videos. Which one should I follow for exam. Thanks again.
You’re welcome! Both x-rays are angled PA radiographs of the skull but with slightly different orientations. Waters shows the best view of the maxillary sinuses, Caldwell shows the best view of the frontal and ethmoid sinuses.
Dear Doctor the use of vertical x-ray.. Which we can use ? the bite wing or peri apical to have a good image of pdl..I mean the diagnosis of periodontitis
I think both bitewings and periapicals are important to diagnose periodontal condition! Bitewings for bone level and periapicals for periodontium health.
@@mentaldental so if we have angular loss of bone bite wing is better as image than peri apical..that both images can visualize bone loss no bite wing is better.. Thank you dear doctor for the information
CBCT does provide more information, but the radiation dose (and generally cost to the patient) will be higher. To answer your question, yes the CBCT has rendered these views obsolete for the most part, but the board exam still asks about them.
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What if there is a black dot in the upper portion of the teeth. What is the result of that xray?
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Is Towne's view taken in PA or AP?
Great question. Technically it would be called "AP" since the beam goes from anterior to posterior although most dental professionals will refer to cephalometric radiographs as either lateral or PA. Thanks for pointing out this distinction!
@@mentaldental thanks.
@@mentaldental Also can you please briefly tell about the reverse Towne's view?
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Thank you very much for all your hard work.... it would be great if cone beam computed tomography (CT) would have a video too.
Hi Doc.., you are amazing and your works are really helpful for us.
Thank you.
What is the difference between Water's view and Caldwell view? I took notes from your PDF, and watching your videos. Which one should I follow for exam.
Thanks again.
You’re welcome! Both x-rays are angled PA radiographs of the skull but with slightly different orientations. Waters shows the best view of the maxillary sinuses, Caldwell shows the best view of the frontal and ethmoid sinuses.
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Dear Doctor the use of vertical x-ray.. Which we can use ? the bite wing or peri apical to have a good image of pdl..I mean the diagnosis of periodontitis
I think both bitewings and periapicals are important to diagnose periodontal condition! Bitewings for bone level and periapicals for periodontium health.
@@mentaldental so if we have angular loss of bone bite wing is better as image than peri apical..that both images can visualize bone loss no bite wing is better.. Thank you dear doctor for the information
This is very important to me, you covered all I need , keep up the great work appreciate it .
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With the creation of CBCT, aren’t Water’s, Towne’s, and Submentovertex views obsolete? If not, when would we choose to use those views over a CBCT?
CBCT does provide more information, but the radiation dose (and generally cost to the patient) will be higher. To answer your question, yes the CBCT has rendered these views obsolete for the most part, but the board exam still asks about them.