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Home » Cephalogram

Cephalogram

February 9, 2026 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

Cephalogram

Write short note on cephalogram.
Answer. Cephalogram is an extraoral radiography of skull.

  • This view is used to evaluate facial growth and development trauma, disease and developmental anomalies.
  • This projection demonstrate the bones of face, skull as well as the sof tissue projection of the face.
  • In oral surgery and prosthesis, it is used to establish pretreatment and post-treatment records.

Film Position

Cassette is placed perpendicular to the flor with the long axis of the cassette placed vertically.

Position of Patient

  • Left side of the patient’s head is positioned against the cassette.
  • Mid-sagittal plane is perpendicular to the flor and parallel to the film.
  • Patient’s head is stabilized with the help of the ear rods, nasion positioner and the orbital rod.
  • Patient is asked to keep the teeth in occlusion.

Central Ray

  • Central ray is directed perpendicular to the cassette through the portion.
  • The distance between the X-ray source and the mid-coronal plane of the patient is 60 inches.

Exposure Parameter

kVp: 84.

mA: 13.

Seconds: 1.6.

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