Exposing Mandibular Canine: Techniques and Results

In this presentation, learn about exposing the lower canine and its surrounding area of interest. Explore the relationship among the receptor, teeth, imaginary bisector, and central ray to achieve optimal results. Discover patient positioning techniques using Rinn Greene StabeR bite blocks for accurate imaging. The resultant images demonstrate successful outcomes in dental radiography.

• Dental imaging
• Lower canine
• Patient positioning
• Radiography
• Techniques

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1. Lower canine

2. AREA OF INTEREST

3. Exposure of the mandibular canine. Relationship among the receptor, teeth, imaginary bisector, and central ray.

4. Patient positioning with the patient supporting and depressing the upper edge of the image receptor

5. using the Rinn Greene StabeR bite block.

6. Resultant