Oral and maxillofacial clinical radiology

There are two reasons to develop this book: My students from the past, of the present and the future, undergraduate and postgraduate, who with their constant trust and dedication have forced me to be better. And our patients, with whom we have the greatest ethical responsibility of our task, and that they always reward us with their best smile. Carmen Lucía Guzmán Zuluaga.

Chapter 1.- History of Radiology.
Chapter 2.- X-ray equipment. X-ray artificial generation.
Chapter 3.- Properties and characteristics of X-rays.
Chapter 4.- Projection and absorption.
Chapter 5.- Training of the radiographic image.
Chapter 6.- Biological effects of X-rays and radioprotection.
Chapter 7.- Processing of the radiographic image: Analog images and digital images.
Chapter 8.- Radiographical quality.
Chapter 9.- Objectives of the radiographic study.
Chapter 10.- Radiographic Anatomy Desealveolar.
Chapter 11.- Craniofacial radiographic anatomy.
Chapter 12.- Retrisalvelar and Occlusal Intraoral X-Rayographic Techniques
Chapter 13.- Extraoral X-Radiographic Techniques of Skull and Face.
CHAPTER 14.- Extraoral panoramic tomographical technique.
CHAPTER 15.- Technical aspects of the conical beam computed tomography (CBCT).
Chapter 16.- Methodology and systematic for the diagnostic interpretation of imaging examinations.
Chapter 17.- Caries.
Chapter 18.- Periodontics.
Chapter 19.- Pulp.
Chapter 20.- Dental and alveolar trauma.
Chapter 21.- Imaging of Facial Fractures.
Chapter 22.- Dental anomalies.
Chapter 23.- Radiological vision of the bone pathology of the maxillary.
Chapter 24.- Senior salivary glands.
Chapter 25.- Imaging in temporomandibular joint pathology.
Chapter 26.- Imaging in rehabilitation and implantology.
Chapter 27.- Imaging in orthodontics.
Chapter 28.- Perinal cavities and Air Termomandibular airway.