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    The Horizontal Angulation for Topographical Occlusal Radiographs Is Determined by Directing
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The Horizontal Angulation for Topographical Occlusal Radiographs Is Determined by Directing

Question 29

Question 29

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The horizontal angulation for topographical occlusal radiographs is determined by directing the central rays at the image receptor perpendicularly through the teeth embrasures (spaces).

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