Modified bisecting angle technique in eliminating zygomatic superimposition over apices of maxillary molars

Jamdade, Anshuman

doi:10.4103/0970-9290.142560

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“…Palatal anatomy guides the distance between the film and the teeth, i.e., around 10 mm. 5 This technique is suggested as an alternative to the standard BAT and the parallel technique. It is intended for anterior periapical radiographs when clinical conditions make conventional techniques difficult.…”

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“…8 The image interference of zygomatic arch with the apical third of maxillary first molar has made BAT diagnostically unreliable in this region. Therefore, certain alterations were carried out in BAT, and then both techniques were compared in avoiding zygomatic superimposition 5 (Fig. 2).…”

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“…According to Jamdade,5 BAT was unable to separate roots and zygomatic arch in 56.5% of cases, while MBAT was unable to separate roots and zygomatic arch in only 17.7%. Disadvantages of modified technique are apices of the teeth can sometimes appear near the apical edge of the film.…”

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“…4 The radiographic superimposition of apical anatomical structures, especially zygomatic buttress, on roots of maxillary molars is common in bisecting angle technique (BAT), which affects the outcome of the endodontic treatment in young permanent teeth. Angle reduction modification was carried out in BAT to minimize such image superimposition 5 ( Fig. 1).…”

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Comparison of Two Radiographic Techniques in eliminating Zygomatic Buttress over Maxillary Molars in Children

Shah¹,

Panda²,

Kaur³

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Panda²,

Kaur³

et al. 2017

IJOCRWEB

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“…Paralleling technique is most commonly used technique in western countries, but it was not the same with Indian scenario where bisecting angle technique is most preferred (Jamdade AS 2014). The reasons anticipated were due to lack of practice or usage, because of technical difficulty or may be because of any other reason.…”

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Comparison between the commonly used radiographic techniques for intra oral imaging in dentistry-A questionnaire study

Tatapudi

Swathi²,

Upendra

et al. 2017

IJDR

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Aim:-To compare the opinion regarding usage of bisecting-angle technique and the paralleling techniques among BDS students, post graduate students, private practitioners in and around Bhimavaram town for intra oral imaging in dentistry. Materials and methods: A detailed questionnaire composed of questions regarding technical parameters, exposure parameters, operator and patient comfort and image accuracy in diagnosis. Details of the study were explained to the participants preferred option to be marked according to the question mentioned in the questionnaire. Total 500 individuals participated in the present study, with 100 individuals in each group. Data was collected and entered in Microsoft Excel (2010) and statistically analysed using SPSS 20. Chisquare test was used to evaluate differences in the responses with P-value ≤ 0.05 were considered significant. Results: Results showed that in technical parameters most of the people opted for bisecting angle technique with p value≤ 0.05 and found as significant. In aspect of exposure parameters, results are in favour of paralleling technique and p value is ≤ 0.05. In aspect of the operator and patient comfort there is an equal opinion most of them opted for bisecting angle technique and paralleling technique p value is significant. In aspect of image accuracy p value is significant for paralleling technique. Conclusion: Great work should have to be done to alleviate the quality of radiographs and the understanding and perspective of dental graduates regarding dental and maxillo-facial radiology. The results of present study revealed though there is knowledge about the techniques, but lack of application decreases their ability to get more accurate diagnostic radiograph. Paralleling technique being the most accurate in image accuracy should be emphasized to practice and needed to be modified in conditions where it is not feasible to deal with.

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Multiple Angle of Bisector Rinn Holder for Oral X-Ray

Dziauddin

Manan

Yusof

et al. 2018

IJET

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Multiple angle of bisector rinn holder is a film holder instrument that is yet to be developed that is able to use paralleling technique and bisecting angle technique in oral x-ray radiography. It is a device aimed to be able to use multiple techniques in oral radiography while getting a good image quality that helps the dentist in doing their work. This is a project that involves the development of the instruments and the effectiveness of the instruments compared to the existing one. The result of the radiographic image was compared and certain constraint was used to compare the instruments with the existing instruments. This project used CATIA V5 software for the design stage. In this project, the instrument was tested to validate the effectiveness where the testing was conducted at the faculty of dentistry. The outcome was the effectiveness of the instrument as compared to the existing instrument with other certain constraints.

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Modified bisecting angle technique in eliminating zygomatic superimposition over apices of maxillary molars

Abstract: Modified BAT was more accurate for periapical radiography of maxillary molars in preventing zygomatic superimposition and related technical errors than BAT.

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Comparison of Two Radiographic Techniques in eliminating Zygomatic Buttress over Maxillary Molars in Children

Comparison of Two Radiographic Techniques in eliminating Zygomatic Buttress over Maxillary Molars in Children

Comparison between the commonly used radiographic techniques for intra oral imaging in dentistry-A questionnaire study

Multiple Angle of Bisector Rinn Holder for Oral X-Ray

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