Diagnosis-radio

Which is a low-grade inflammation of the bone that appears as a radiopaque area extending below the roots of the tooth?

All are radiographic features of the keratocystic odontogenic tumor (KOT) except one, which one is the EXCEPTION?

Which condition should be suspected if there are five or more dense bone islands (DBI) present radiographically?

Which is the most common radiographic manifestation of progressive systemic sclerosis?

33-year-old male patient comes to clinic with slow growing swelling in angle of mandible. Radiograph shows radio-opaque lesion with radiolucent border. What’s your diagnosis?

A 20-year female patient’s radiograph shows a radiolucent area surrounding the apices of mandibular anterior teeth which are vital. The most probable diagnosis is

A 60-year-old male report for denture adjustment. His OPG shows 1 cm lytic area in the lower bicuspid region. The most probable diagnosis is

Patient came with chief complaint of reddish discoloration of maxillary left central incisor, had a history of trauma. The periapical radiograph shows small radioluceny in the pulp chamber. It could be

A patient has radiolucent lesion in the posterior mandible, anterior to the angle, has radiographic features of a cyst. After surgery, the histology report shows submaxillary salivary gland tissues. The lesion is likely

OPG shows multiple radiopacities. What will be your Radiological interpretation?

Radiologically, a characteristic unilocular radiolucency seen in all of the following except

A female patient visits a dental clinic with a swelling in the mandible posterior region. On clinical examination 3rd molar was missing and on radiologic examination, a pericoronal radiolucency was noticed. The most likely diagnosis would be

A 30-year-old male patient reported with deep caries in the lower molar, no symptoms and there is radiopaque lesion at the apex of the distal root of the tooth. It could be

A 32 year old male patient reported pain in TMJ and extra auricular region, On panoramic radiograph, what significant finding suggestive of Eagle‘s syndrome?

Patient with TMJ pain, TMJ ankylosis and generalized hypercementosis. On radiographic examination, bony pattern shows cotton-wool appearance. What will be your Diagnosis?

Young patient came with the complaint of discoloration of right upper anterior. On vitality test, there was a negative response. On an X-ray a radiolucent lesion of diameter of about 2 cm with radiopaque lining was noticed. Which type of cyst it would be?

All the following lesions showing radiolucency on a radiograph except

What is the characteristic radiographic feature of Osteosarcoma?

Patient visits a dental clinic with a complaint of swelling in mandibular region. On a radiograph, it showed onion peel appearance of bone. The patient is suffering from hyperthyroidism and hyperpigmentation of skin was noted. What would be the condition of?

A patient requires tooth extraction from an area that has been subjected to radiation therapy. Which of the following represents the greatest danger to this patient?

Patient had decay of enamel following after radiotherapy. It could be due to

The X-ray shows tennis racket radiopaque lines of the posterior mandible. The diagnosis will be

A panoramic radiograph of a 5-year-old boy is depicting bilateral well defined multilocular lesions affecting the mandible. The probable diagnosis is

Panoramic radiograph in a patient is showing altered trabecular pattern in both maxilla and mandible with thinning of lower border of mandible with obliteration of the antra. In the same patient, true lateral skull is showing pronounced hair on end appearance with obliteration of antra. The probable diagnosis is

In a 30-year-old male patient, periapical radiograph is showing typical radiopaque mass at the apex of permanent first molar. The mass is attached to the root and has a thin radiolucent line around it. The probable diagnosis is

In a 34-year-old male patient, there was mild to moderate periodontitis. Panoramic radiograph is showing a round, well defined unilocular cyst-like appearance at the angle of mandible, below the inferior alveolar canal

Panoramic radiograph is showing elongated calcified stylohyoid ligament and is a feature of

A patient had a history of trauma 2 weeks back and on radiograph there is vertical root fracture. The patient is presenting with

A 20-year-old male patient came with a chief complaint of crowded teeth. On examination there were skeletal abnormalities and hypoplasia of mandible with angles class II anterior open bite. The probable associated diagnosis is

A 40-year-old female patient presented with localized cyst-like lesions within the jaws and long bones. There was generalized skeletal bone resorption. Loss of lamina dura of teeth is observed with ground glass appearance. The probable condition is

A radiograph is depicting that there are two teeth which were joined together but arising from a single tooth germ, the condition is termed as

In sialography, the sialographic appearance of tree in winter or leafless tree appearance is seen in

In a 15-year-old male patient, a radiograph is depicting teeth with bulbous crowns, cervical constriction, short roots and obliteration of pulp chamber and root canals. The anomaly is

A 60-year-old female patient presented with swelling in anterior part of hard palate. Occlusal radiograph revealed large well-defined radiolucent lesion in maxilla. The probable diagnosis is

A 65-year-old male patient is presenting with an ulcerative lesion in the floor of the mouth on the left side. Panoramic radiograph revealed ragged and infiltrative irregular borders involving the left mandible. The condition would be

Which one of the following is a multilocular radiolucent lesion

Paranasal sinus view revealed well defined homogenous radiopacity in the maxillary sinus. The condition could be due to

A 30-year-old male patient reported with mobility of teeth and bleeding from gingiva. Clinical examination revealed rebound mobility of teeth. Radiograph showed sun ray appearance and serpegenous enlargement of mandibular canal. What could be this lesion?

An 18-year-old female reported with a chief complaint of missing maxillary anterior tooth. Patient informed that permanent teeth in that region did not erupt after exfoliation of deciduous teeth. Intraoral examination revealed missing permanent maxillary right canine. Maxillary occlusal radiograph showed impacted maxillary canine. Along with this multiple miniature tooth‑like structures of varying densities were present pericoronal to the impacted canine. What could be this lesion?

A 25-year old male patient reported with the missing maxillary canine. On a periapical radiograph, a well-defined radiolucency with the borders attached to the CEJ of the impacted canine was noticed. The most probable diagnosis could be

A 25-year old female patient reported with the painful swelling in the anterior region of the palate. You make a periapical radiograph which shows a well-defined heart shaped radiolucency between maxillary central incisors. What could be this lesion?

A 30-year old female patient reported with impacted mandibular third molar and limited mouth opening and on a panoramic radiograph which shows a well-defined multilocular radiolucency with scalloped border in the third molar and ramus region. The possible diagnosis could be

A 45-year old male patient reported with the large swelling on the left side of face. It was non tender and firm to hard in consistency. You make a panoramic radiograph which shows well defined multilocular honey comb radiolucency with corticated border in the third molar and ramus region. What could be this lesion?

A 25-year-old male patient came with a complaint of pain in the lower left back tooth region for a period of 5 days. Pain was recurrent in nature. There was history of an increase of the swelling during meals. Clinical examination revealed a firm, tender swelling on the floor of the mouth on the left side. Radiographic examination revealed two tubular radiopacities in the left side. What is your probable diagnosis?

A 33-year-old female presented with throbbing right maxillary pain and swelling over the mid palatal region since 3 months. Patient gave a history of trauma to the upper front teeth during his childhood. On clinical examination, a mid-palatal swelling was found which was firm in consistency non tender. Maxillary right central incisor was discoloured and non-vital. Radiographic examination revealed a well- defined radiolucency around the central incisor. What is your provisional diagnosis?

A 15-year-old female patient presented with a swelling on her upper left jaw in the region of the front teeth since a year. Intra-oral examination, a single, well-circumscribed radiolucency was present in the labial and palatal aspect of the left upper anterior maxillary region. The permanent maxillary left lateral incisor and canine were missing. Radiographs revealed a well-circumscribed unilocular radiolucency in relation to the left maxillary incisor to first premolar region associated with an impacted left maxillary lateral incisor and canine with mesially displaced root of the left maxillary central incisor, in addition, specks of calcification in the radiolucent area were present. What is your provisional diagnosis?

An 18-year-old female patient presented with a chief complaint of bony swelling at right lower back region of the jaw since 3 months. The swelling was ill defined extending from antero-posteriorly from the parasymphysis region till the angle of mandible. Panoramic view was showing ill-defined radio-opacity showing a ground glass appearance involving lower border of the mandible extending up to alveolar ridge and superior displacement of mandibular canal. What is your provisional diagnosis?

An 8-year-old girl patient presented with slowly growing painless, bilaterally symmetrical swelling of the jaw. Enlargement involved whole jaw. Enlarged jaw was hard to palpate. Eyes were displaced superiorly. Orthopantamograph and antero-posterior view of skull radiograph revealed bilateral, multilocular, radiolucent lesion with thinning of cortical plates and displacement of unerupted teeth anteriorly in mandible. What is your provisional diagnosis?

A 67-year-old female patient reported with s slow-progressive swelling in the lower jaw for past few years. Extra oral examination reveals broadening and widening of the lower facial view with thickened lower lip. Intra oral examination showed increased size and altered shape of the mandibular alveolar ridge, pseudo micrognathia of the maxillary arch and partially edentulous, thickened cortical plate. OPG shows hypercementosis with displacement of involved teeth, cortical thickening of the body of the mandible and cotton wool appearance on both sides of the mandible. What is your provisional diagnosis?

A 36-year-old female patient reported with swelling over the right side of the lower jaw. Face was asymmetric with a diffuse swelling over the right side of the face. Third molar was clinically missing. . OPG showed a mixed radiopaque-radiolucent lesion on the right body of mandible with impacted third molar being displaced posteriorly and horizontally. What is your provisional diagnosis?

When the Frankfort Plane is tipped up when taking a panoramic film, the image obtained will show

The radiolucent lesion you have identified in the periapical region of the mandibular anterior teeth has a smooth, rounded periphery with well-defined corticated borders. There is no pain or swelling associated with this area. This lesion is most likely

A 30-year-old female patient reported with Polyostotic fibrous dysplasia, Melanotic skin pigmentation (Café-au-lait spots) and Precocious puberty. What could be this lesion?

A 47-year-old female patient reported with swelling in the lower jaw for past few years. History reveals a slow-progressive swelling. Examination showed increased size and altered shape of the mandibular alveolar ridge, pseudomicrognathia of the maxillary arch and partially edentulous, thickened cortical plate. Orthopantomograph shows ground glass, orange-peel and smoke-screen pattern. What is your provisional diagnosis?

A 47-year-old female patient reported with hydrocephalus, blindness, deafness, vestibular nerve dysfunction, and facial paralysis. Orthopantomograph shows bilaterally symmetric increase in bone density. The entire bone was mildly enlarged. The difference between cortical and cancellous bone was not well appreciated. Because of the increased bone density, the roots of the teeth were not be apparent. What is your provisional diagnosis?

You see on an OPG, a lesion which is above the mandibular canal and then you may consider that the lesion is….

Which of the following is not a usual radiographic signs of inflammatory disease involving the paranasal sinuses?

What is the earliest radiographic sign of periapical disease of pulpal origin?

What is the radiographic sign of an ankylosed tooth?

What is the diagnosis for a patient who has all his teeth with pulp that are reduced in size which is seen on an OPG?

An OPG shows all the teeth with generalized large pulp chambers, which of the following condition is you may think of?

An OPG shows periosteal reaction, cloacae, sequestra and involucrum formation, what is your probable diagnosis?

Which lesion does not commonly present as a soap-bubble or honeycomb appearance?