By Dean, Jeffrey Alan; Jones, James Earl; McDonald, Ralph E.; Vinson, LaQuia A. Walker
You can expect McDonald: the go-to resource for specialist, whole insurance of oral take care of babies, kids, and teens for over part a century. McDonald and Avery’s Dentistry for the kid and Adolescent, tenth Edition discusses pediatric exam, improvement, morphology, eruption of enamel, and dental caries extensive — and emphasizes prevention and the therapy of the medically compromised sufferer. Boasting a brand new layout and convenient Evolve website, this new version via Jeffrey A. Dean equips you with the most recent diagnostic and therapy strategies within the fast-growing box of pediatric dentistry.
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SOLID-STATE SENSORS Solid-state sensors (Fig. 2-7) are also known as direct digital receptors because they display the radiographic image instantaneously following exposure. There are two different types of solid-state sensors: charged coupled devices (CCD) and complementary metal oxide semiconductors (CMOS). These sensors differ in how the image is captured but appear similar in both external appearance and image output. Both CCD and CMOS sensors use a scintillation screen (usually gadolinium oxysulfide or cesium iodide) to transform the x-ray energy into visible green light, which is then converted into a visible image.
The fanshaped beam rotates around the patient’s body (part) in a helical motion. The space between two rotations of the 30 Chapter 2 Radiographic Techniques n A B C D Figure 2-16 The top left image shows the position of the x-ray source (red arrow) 45° occlusal to the mandible. The bottom left shows an example of this projection. The top right image shows the position of the x-ray source (blue arrow) 90° occlusal to the mandible. The bottom right shows an example of this projection (patient with a small piece of a metal rod in the floor of the mouth).
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