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Photographic Record Keeping Demonstration
Photographic Record Keeping Demonstration
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Video Summary
Dr. Kevin Wallace demonstrates techniques for capturing interaural photos for record keeping in dentistry. He emphasizes the importance of proper photographic records in documenting a patient's occlusion and for long-term follow-up. Wallace focuses on two critical components of interaural photographs: retraction and camera angle. He mentions that a digital camera or a phone camera can be used for this purpose. He demonstrates the use of plastic retractors and mirrors to capture centric occlusion shots, maxillary and mandibular occlusal views. Wallace provides tips on positioning the camera angle correctly and reminds the patient to keep their teeth tightly together. He also discusses the importance of monitoring occlusion changes with oral appliances. Overall, the video aims to improve clinicians' photographic documentation skills.
Keywords
interaural photos
record keeping
dentistry
photographic records
occlusion
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