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dental radiograph

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dental radiograph
Etymology: L, dens, tooth; L, radire, to shine; Gk, graphein, to record
an intraoral and extraoral x-ray film of teeth and the bone surrounding them. See also bite wing radiograph, periapical radiograph.


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