Radiology Terms Crossword

What appears slightly more radiopaque than enamel and surround the pulp is the_______?
ROUND or PEAR-SHAPED radiolucent. What allows the passage of nerves and blood vessels is the _____? (Hint: place where topical for an injection goes).
A large air space divided into 2 paired radiolucency by the radiopaque of nasal septum is called what? (Hint: shallow area).
What outlines sinus cavities?
V-shaped at base of nasal septum is known as what? (Hint: found in Pas).
Recorded superior to root of the first and second molars (Hint: broad, U-shaped brand).
Radiolucent boney cavity of the eye sockets are called ______?
Surrounding radiolucent lingual foramen (Hint: radiopaque bilateral doughnut).
Bilateral radiopaque ridge along cervical portion of molar and premolar roots.
Radiopaque, hook-like structure that serve as a muscle attachment and usually only observed on the most posterior intraoral image. (Hint: it’s a process of bone).
Radiopaque, often recorded on the left and/or right bottom edge of image. (Hint: horseshoe-shaped bone).
Mirror or second images of structures that are penetrated by the x-ray beam twice, these are called__________. (Hint: what it creates).
A full metal crown would appear to be _______? (Hint: how it looks on the x-ray image).
The screw, when dealing with implants is made of _____? (Hint: material)
What is used to fill in emptied pulp canals?
Is a porcelain crown more or less radiopaque than a metal crown?
What kind of pin is used to support a restoration?
In the term “PFM”, what is fused to metal?
What is the tooth-colored material called?
What is the most common and most easily recognized material?
What is an example of a Nonmetallic Dental Material?
What is an example of a Metallic Dental Material?