Radiologic examination for location of the mandibular canal: a comparison between panoramic radiography and conventional tomography.

  • Lindh C
  • Petersson A
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Abstract

Panoramic radiography was compared with conventional tomography as techniques for visualizing the mandibular canal. Tomography gave a significantly clearer image of the canal at and 1 cm posterior to the mental foramen, while no differences were found between the methods 2 cm posterior to the mental foramen. Thus, tomography could be of great value in locating the mandibular canal before implant surgery in edentulous mandibular posterior segments.

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Lindh, C., & Petersson, A. (1989). Radiologic examination for location of the mandibular canal: a comparison between panoramic radiography and conventional tomography. The International Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Implants, 4(3), 249–53. Retrieved from http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2639123

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