Which of these sequences of interpreting radiographic images is recommended?
a. Examine the teeth, determine the location of the suspected caries and periodontal disease, check the condition of restorations, and identify landmarks.
b. Identify landmarks, examine the teeth, check the condition of restorations, and determine the location of the suspected caries and periodontal disease.
c. Determine the location of the suspected caries and periodontal disease, examine the teeth, identify landmarks, and check the condition of restorations.
d. Check the condition of restorations, determine the location of the suspected caries and periodontal disease, identify landmarks, and examine the teeth.
b. The radiographer should first identify normal radiographic anatomy, then systematically progress through a sequence of evaluation, naming each radiopaque and radiolucent structure observed. This sequence is suggested to assist the beginning radiographer with developing a comprehensive approach to this process.
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