(iii) Radiographs show how objects of different shape, but made of the same material, produce different radiographic images. (i) Front view and (ii) plan view
(iii) Radiographs show how objects of different shape, but made of the same material, produce different radiographic images. Page 13. (i) Front view and (ii)
Arterial Supply
Arterial supply to the teeth is derived from the maxillary artery, a branch of the external carotid artery, via the: 1. superior alveolar arteries 1.1 Venous Drainage
Venous drainage of the teeth is into either the: 1. pterygoid venous plexus, or 2. facial vein via vessels that generally follow the arteries Innervation
1. the maxillary teeth are supplied by a group of superior alveolar branches …
2 Variant Anatomy
1. hyperdontia: supernumerary teeth
2 Radiographic Appearance
The teeth are well visualized on these modalities 1-3: 1. enamel: most radiopaque part, hardest tissue in the human body 2 Related Pathology
1. edentulism
2. dental (periapical) abscess
3 See Also
1. dental terminology
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