Basic information about intraoral photography for dental students.

1. Business Plan
Presentation
Tuesday January 28, 2017
Department Name
INTRAORAL
PHOTOGRAPHY
Intern dentist:Shroq Hafedh
Supervisor: Dr.Motasum Abu-Awwad

2. OUTLINE
1.why to take a photograph
3.Instruments
4.Intra-Oral Photography
2.Basic Photography Terms

3. 1.Documentation
(Before, During , After ).
2.Commenication With :
-Patient -Colleagues - Technician
3.Marketing And Lectures
4.Planning Treatment
5.Shade Documentation
6.Self Assessment
7.Research
8.Medico-legal
1.Why To Take A Photograph

4. IMAGE RESOLUTION
How Much Details An Image Can Hold ,
An Image Resolution Is Determined By The Image
Pixel Count .
2.Basic Photography Terms

5. FOCAL LENGHT the amount of magnification of
the lense
2.Basic Photography Terms

6. APERTURE: is the opening in the diaphragm
that determine the amount of focused light
passing throw the lense .
higher the F-number--the smaller the lens
opening --less distortions and blurred shots
2.Basic Photography Terms

7. Exposure triangle
SHUTTER SPEED:it reffers to the amount of time the
shuter is open
2.Basic Photography Terms

8. Exposure triangle
ISO:the specific light sensetivity
Lower iso -- less sensitivit image sensor –smoother image
2.Basic Photography Terms

9. Cheek retractor
3. Instruments

11. Mirrors for intra-oral photography
3. Instruments

12. Camera
DIGITAL SINGLE LENS REFLEX CAMERA(DSLR)
2. Instruments

13. Lense
Macro lense
2. Instruments

14. Flash
Ring Flash , Twine Flash , Point Flash
2. Instruments

15. 4. Basic angles
5 angles
Facial view, lateral views
(right and left) and occlusal
views (upper and lower

16. Facial view
Patiant seated
Camera held horizontally
occlude in central occlusion
Both flashes on
2nd molar to secand molar
Dry teeth before shooting
No lips or retractors in image
Have the patient retract his/her
tongue

18. Right lateral view
Patiant seated
Camera held horizontally
Both flashes on
2nd molar to contralateral central
Occlusal plane aligned to mirror
Use small retractor on opposite side
Dry teeth before shooting
No lips or retractors in image

19. Left lateral view
Patiant seated
Camera held horizontally
Both flashes on
2nd molar to contralateral central
Occlusal plane aligned to mirror
Use small retractor on opposite side
Dry teeth before shooting
No lips or retractors in image

21. Occlusal View
(Upper)
Patiant seated
Camera held horizontally
Both flashes on
All maxillary teeth captured
Occlusal surface 45 to mirror
Use retractors
Dry arch before shooting
No lips ,nose or retractors in image

23. Occlusal View
(lower )
Patiant seated
Camera held horizontally
Both flashes on
All mandibular teeth captured
Occlusal surface 45 to mirror
Use split retractor
Dry arch before shooting
No lips or retractors in image
Tongue roled back

25. Special Thanks
Dr Susan Hattar
Dr Murad Shaqman
Dr Shadi Smawi

26. Thank You

27. Reffrences
A Short Guide to Clinical Digital Photography in Orthodontics - 2nd
Edition-2011-Shadi Samawi
Clinical photography manual
Handbook on intraoral photography ,Yamamoto Dental Clinic