Dry Socket / Alveolar Ostetis

Definition: Dry socket is a well recognized painful complication of Dental Extractions which is localized Osteitis, in which the blood clot disintegrates exposing an infected necrotic socket wall. Synonyms: Alveolitis sicca dolarsa Localized alveolar Osteitis Fibrinolytic Osteitis Pathophysiology: Alveolar Osteitis is a condition in which the blood clot disintegrates, leaving the socket bare of granulation tissue. [...]

Different Types & Sizes of X-Ray films

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INTRA ORAL X-RAY FILMS: Periapical: Size 0:  22×35 mm  Children Size 1:  24×40 mm  Anterior, Adults Size 2:  31×41 mm   Standard size (Ant. & Post) Adults Bite wing films: Size 0:  22 x 35 mm  Ant. Children Size 1 : 24 x 40 mm  Posterior, Children Anterior, Adults Size 2 : 31 x 41 [...]

Properties Of X-Ray

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X-Rays are defined as weightless package of pure energy (Photon) that are without electrical charge  and that travel in waves along a straight line with a specific frequency and speed. The Properties Of X-Ray are divided into 4 headings: Physical Chemical Biological Physiochemical A) Physical Properties: X-Rays are electromagnetic radiations having a wavelength between 10A [...]

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