Hone your understanding of imaging concepts and techniques with the Student Workbook for Frommer's Radiology for the Dental Professional, 10th Edition. Coordinating step-by-step with the main text, this workbook offers the essential practice and review you need to master radiography concepts and learn to capture high-quality images. Activities and exercises — including new laboratory workshop activities and new ordering sequence questions — cover application, image assessment, image labeling, vocabulary, information recall, and more. It's the perfect hands-on practice tool to help you successfully support oral diagnosis and treatment planning. - Correlation with the textbook makes your workbook experience seamless. - Additional illustrations not found in the text provide practice with identification and interpretation. - Perforated pages provie for on-the-go study or turn-in assignments. - NEW! Content on digital imaging, radiation protection, and infection prevention has been added throughout the workbook. - NEW! Practice questions and exercises aid in content recall and understanding. - NEW! Clinical and radiographic images hone your interpretation and evaluation skills. - NEW! Laboratory workshop activities promote assessment and skill-building. - NEW! Ordering sequence questions reinforce your understanding of key skills and techniques.

Develop your imaging skills with Radiology for the Dental Professional, 10th Edition. With a wealth of features that underscore practical application, you will not only learn the proper step-by-step techniques for safe and effective dental imaging, but you'll also learn how to evaluate and, if applicable, interpret the images. This full-color 10th Edition boasts new content on digital imaging, expanded information on radiation safety and infection control, plus updated new photos of the latest techniques and technology. New chapter summaries and review questions further reinforce your understanding and application skills, and feature boxes help you troubleshoot and prevent common errors. Overall, it's the ideal radiology introduction for anyone pursuing a successful career in the dental professions! - Approachable writing style simplifies complex concepts for easier reading and comprehension. - Step-by-step illustrated procedure boxes detail key skills and competencies. - Common Errors features explain mistakes and provide strategies to prevent or resolve them. - Advantages/Disadvantages boxes summarize the pros and cons of each radiographic technique. - Key terms are listed on the chapter opening page, highlighted in text, and defined in back-of-book glossary. - NEW! Content on digital imaging has been added throughout the text, as well as expanded information on radiation safety, infection control, and more. - NEW! Full-color design with updated photos and illustrations includes all-new images of techniques and the latest equipment. - NEW! Expanded focus on radiographic interpretation and evaluation equips you to help provide optimal patient care. - NEW! Chapter review questions help you assess your understanding of chapter material and identify strengths and areas for improvement. - NEW! Chapter summaries review key concepts and skills and serve as checkpoints for comprehension.

A complete guide to radiology principles and techniques, Radiology for the Dental Professional, 9th Edition helps you develop imaging skills through practical application. Detailed step-by-step procedures demonstrate proper techniques; photos and illustrations improve comprehension and readability. Written by Herbert H. Frommer, DDS, and Jeanine J. Stabulas, RDH, BS, MPH, this book will help you interpret radiographs, and troubleshoot and prevent common errors. For students, it's an ideal introduction to radiology; for dental hygiene/assisting professionals, it's a great review! A logical organization starts with the basics and makes it easier to progress through the material. Procedures boxes show detailed radiography procedures with illustrations and photos to demonstrate proper techniques. Common Errors boxes explain mistakes in radiographic techniques and describe how they can be resolved. Advantages/Disadvantages boxes compare and contrast the good and bad elements of radiographic techniques. Detailed outlines and educational objectives at the beginning of each chapter identify the information that you are expected to learn. Key terms are listed at the beginning of each chapter and highlighted upon first mention in the text. Expanded coverage of digital imaging techniques. Patient Management and Special Problems chapter improves coverage of nervous patients, patients with special needs, pediatric patients, and specific problems such as endodontic issues and third molars. New illustrations depict techniques and show the latest technology.

Master the content from your textbook with this helpful study tool! Corresponding to the chapters in Radiology for the Dental Professional, 9th Edition, by Herbert H. Frommer, DDS, and Jeanine J. Stabulas, RDH, BS, MPH, this study guide helps you understand concepts and apply your knowledge to the clinical setting. After you have read and reviewed each chapter in the textbook, you can assess your comprehension with a wide range of engaging activities, exercises, and test questions. Educational objectives are included at the beginning of each chapter, helping you focus on essential concepts and how they apply in a clinical setting. Activities test your comprehension of the material, and include: Definitions of key terms Short essay questions Matching questions Illustration labeling and identification Fill-in-the-blank questions Multiple-choice questions True/false questions Illustrations (many of which are found only in the study guide) ask you to identify errors and anomalies found on radiographs. Perforated pages may be easily removed and placed in a notebook with lectures notes or submitted to the instructor. 125 new practice questions.

Master the content from your textbook with this helpful study tool! Corresponding to the chapters in Radiology for the Dental Professional, 9th Edition, by Herbert H. Frommer, DDS, and Jeanine J. Stabulas, RDH, BS, MPH, this study guide helps you understand concepts and apply your knowledge to the clinical setting. After you have read and reviewed each chapter in the textbook, you can assess your comprehension with a wide range of engaging activities, exercises, and test questions. Educational objectives are included at the beginning of each chapter, helping you focus on essential concepts and how they apply in a clinical setting. Activities test your comprehension of the material, and include: Definitions of key terms Short essay questions Matching questions Illustration labeling and identification Fill-in-the-blank questions Multiple-choice questions True/false questions Illustrations (many of which are found only in the study guide) ask you to identify errors and anomalies found on radiographs. Perforated pages may be easily removed and placed in a notebook with lectures notes or submitted to the instructor. 125 new practice questions.

A complete guide to radiology principles and techniques, Radiology for the Dental Professional, 9th Edition helps you develop imaging skills through practical application.

This updated workbook reinforces essential information through a wide range of exercises designed to prepare students for future success in the dental radiology field! Practical and student-friendly, this study guide helps students master the content presented in Radiology for the Dental Professional, 8th Edition, and apply their knowledge to the clinical setting. Chapters match those in the textbook, and include educational objectives, definitions, comprehension exercises, illustrations, and a wide range of study questions. NEW! 33% increase in the number of study questions. Each chapter in the study guide corresponds to a chapter in the textbook and reinforces essential information through the use of various exercises and test questions. The study guide encourages students to read and review the chapter before attempting to work through the related exercises. Educational objectives are outlined at the beginning of each chapter, identifying the essential material and concepts found in each chapter, and demonstrating how this material is applied in the clinical setting. Definitions are listed at the beginning of each chapter, helping students focus on and learn important terms and concepts. Comprehension exercises, matching, fill-in-the-blank, and multiple-choice questions in each chapter offer students a variety of ways to reinforce their knowledge of essential information. Labeling and identification exercises let students test their knowledge of dental radiology concepts. Illustrations found only in the workbook ask students to identify errors and anomalies found on radiographs. Perforated pages - these can be easily removed and placed in a notebook with lectures notes or submitted to the instructor.

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