DAS105 — Dental Radiography
4 credits This course introduces basic concepts and theories related to dental radiography. The physical properties, hazards, and safety measures related to x-radiation will be emphasized. Students will learn radiographic techniques, mounting basics, and how to evaluate technique errors. Students will also learn to utilize digital imaging and to identify common anatomical landmarks. The lab portion of this course will take the basic principles and theories learned in lectures and apply them in simulated and live patient experiences. Demonstrate proficiency in the use of bisecting and paralleling techniques Discuss concepts of panoramic radiography including equipment preparation, patient preparation and patient positioning Total Hours: 70 Theory (Lecture) Hours: 10 Guided Practice (Lab or Clinical) Hours: 60
Prerequisites: ABED40, AHSE56, MATH87, ABED46, ENGL93