KVV E-Modules - VISUAL SYMPHONY OF DENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Quadrant -I (Video)

VISUAL SYMPHONY OF DENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY

University Education Technology Cell & Centre of Distance and Online Education KVV VISUAL SYMPHONY OF DENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY Dr. Sushma R. Department of Prosthodontics and Crown and Bridge SCHOOL OF DENTAL …

Quadrant - II (Study Material)

1. VISUAL SYMPHONY OF DENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY

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Quadrant - III (Assignments)

1. VISUAL SYMPHONY OF DENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY

1. Define dental photography. Describe its importance, equipment required, and types of photographs taken in clinical dentistry. 2. Discuss the principles and techniques of intraoral photography. Add a note on standardization and infection control. 3. Explain the role of dental photography in cosmetic and orthodontic treatment planning. Include before-and-after documentation.

Quadrant - IV (MCQs)

The first dental school with a photographic gallery was established in which year?

A: 1820 B: 1840 C: 1860 D: 1880

Who among the following was a dentist who later became a photographer and contributed to the history of photography?

A: Louis Daguerre B: Alexander Wolcott C: William Morton D: Charles Goodyear

Clinical photography is indispensable in dentistry because it helps in:

A: Diagnosis B: Treatment planning C: Follow-up and communication D: All of the above

Which of the following findings are better diagnosed through photographs than direct intra-oral examination?

A: Caries B: Developmental defects of enamel C: Pulpal pathology D: Gingival inflammation

What is the main advantage of patient education using photographs?

A: Photographs leave a lasting impression B: Photographs are cheaper than X-rays C: Patients prefer digital images D: Photographs replace clinical notes

In dental photography, ISO refers to:

A: The speed of the shutter B: The width of the aperture C: The sensitivity of the image sensor to light D: The focal length of the lens

Faster shutter speeds (e.g., 1/1000) are mainly useful for:

A: Producing hazy images B: Capturing static and sharp images C: Increasing depth of field D: Allowing more light to enter

Which accessory is used to enhance visibility by providing contrast between teeth and surrounding tissues?

A: Retractors B: Contrastors C: Occlusal mirrors D: Twin flash

Which flash system is more suitable for capturing incisal translucency and subtle dental details?

A: Ring flash B: Twin flash C: LED flash D: Built-in camera flash

In dental photography, a wider aperture (e.g., f/1.4) results in:

A: Smaller depth of field B: Larger depth of field C: Grainier photographs D: Slower shutter speed

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1. VISUAL SYMPHONY OF DENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY

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