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Practical Panoramic Imaging
References / Additional Resources

Course Author(s): William C. Scarfe, BDS, FRACDS; Gail F. Williamson, Professor Emerita

References

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Acknowledgements

At Indiana University School of Dentistry

  • Mr. Thomas Meador, photographer, for preparation of some of the photographic illustrations.
  • Mr. Mark Dirlam, graphic artist, for preparation of the graphic illustrations.
  • Ms. Nicole Guerrettaz, administrative assistant served as a model for some images used in this presentation.
  • Mr. Terry Wilson, dental illustrations and served as a model for some images used in this presentation.
  • Rebecca Gottman, dental assistant and served as a model for some images used in this presentation.

 

At the University of Louisville School of Dentistry

  • Ms. Susan Grammer, Associate Professor in the Department of Periodontics, Endodontics and Dental Hygiene for providing numerous panoramic images used in this presentation demonstrating radiographic errors.
  • Ms. Rebecca Miller, radiologic technologist assisting in developing photographic material and served as a model for images used in this presentation.
  • Barbara Mercer, radiologic technologist assisting in developing photographic material.
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