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Which radiograph is most appropriate to evaluate the maxillary sinuses?

  1. Lateral cephalometric
  2. Panoramic radiograph
  3. Waters view
  4. Periapical radiograph
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Correct answer: C. Waters view

  • A. INCORRECT. The lateral cephalometric is for craniofacial and skeletal analysis.
  • B. INCORRECT. The panoramic shows the jaws broadly but is not the dedicated sinus view.
  • C. CORRECT. The Waters (occipitomental) view is the standard projection for the maxillary sinuses.
  • D. INCORRECT. A periapical shows only a small region of teeth and bone.

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