Your dentist asks you to expose a periapical radiograph showing the mesial of #3, and after exposing the radiograph, you observe overlapping. The most likely cause is
too much vertical angulation.
radiograph not in the path of the primary beam.
too little exposure in interproximal areas.
too much horizontal angulation.
too much horizontal angulation.
Rationale: too much horizontal angulation.
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