1
Q
Imaging protocol for salivary gland obstruction
A
Ultrasound
Plain film (mandibular true occlusal)
Sialography
2
Q
What is sialography
A
Injection of iodinated radiographic contrast into salivary duct to look for obstruction
3
Q
Risks of sialography
A
Discomfort
Swelling
Infection
Allergy
4
Q
MRI vs CT
A
MRI has no radiation dose but takes longer
BDS4
flashcards
Decks in class (50)
# Cards
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Oral Medicine pre reading19
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Sedation123
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Oral Surgery73
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BAMD Pt Safety3
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Class 2 Div 123
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Class 3 Malocclusion3
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Skull Radiographs16
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3rd molars25
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Maxillary Sinus2
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Oral Cancer- Maxfax1
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Paeds Discolouration12
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Paeds Anomalies48
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Hypodontia17
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Cleft lip and palate5
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Fixed ortho appliances23
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Ortho and oral surgery2
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Risks/benefits of ortho19
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Treatment planning for fixed prosthodontics11
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Shortened Dental Arch12
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Wear61
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Perio Classification28
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Bridgework23
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OM- Mucosal Colour Changes18
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Crown Prep9
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TMD20
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Cysts7
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Occlusion 130
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CBCT5
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Radiographic Interpretations5
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Imaging Modalities4
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Adult Ortho2
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Treating Children In Primary Care9
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Mandibular Fractures4
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Malar/zygoma Fractures4
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Class 2 Div210
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S3 Step13
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Mucogingival Surgery9
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Perio Implants22
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OM- Dysplasia+Oral Cancer34
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OM- Lichen Planus13
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OM- Vesiculobullous Diseases20
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OM- OFG5
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OM- Ulceration18
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OM- Reactive Lesions Of Oral Mucosa4
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OM- Oral Viral Infections8
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OM- Salivary Gland Tumours15
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Ortho Lab10
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Root Resorption20
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Ortho- Class 38
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SCD1
