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Bite tab   An extension, usually made of paper, used to stabalize the film during a bitewing exposure.  
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Bitewing radiograph   A radiograph showing the crowns of both the upper a lower teeth on the same film.  
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Contact point   The area of a tooth surface that touches another tooth. The point where two teeth touch.  
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Embrasures   The space normally filled by the enterdental papillae.  
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External aiming device   an aid used to align the x-ray beam to the film.  
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Film loop   Made of card board, used as a film holder.  
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Horizontal angulation   Doing this incorrectly results in overlapping the proximal structures.  
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Horizontal bitewing radiograph   The long dimension of the film packet is positioned horizontally.  
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Interproximal radiograph   Same as a BWX.  
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Negative angulation   Achieved by pointing the tip or end of the PID upward from a horizontal plane.  
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Overlap   The structure of one tooth, superimposed over another.  
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Point of entry   The spot at which the central beam of radiation is directed on the face during an intraoral exposure.  
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Positive angulation   Achieved by pointing the tip or end of the PID downward from a horizontal plane.  
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Vertical angulation   Achieved by directing the PID upward or downward.  
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Vertical bitewing radiograph   The long dimention of the film packet is positioned vertically, resulting in seeing more periodontium on the film.  
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