Line illustration of a panoramic dental radiograph

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Label the radiograph.

Drag each name onto its structure on a periapical and a bitewing film — enamel, pulp, lamina dura, the PDL space, caries, alveolar bone, and a metallic restoration. Radiopaque or radiolucent, structure or finding. Place it right and the rationale appears on the spot.

✓You place the label. Drag a name onto its pin — or tap a name, then tap its pin. No multiple choice.
✓Two real films. A periapical and a bitewing, with the structures the boards ask you to name on each.
✓Feeds your dashboard. Your score rolls into your Clinical readiness.

8 structures · about 7 minutes

Periapical radiograph of mandibular molars

Periapical · DenPAR (CC BY 4.0)

Bitewing radiograph

Drag & label

Name every structure.

Drag a name onto its pin — or tap a name, then tap its pin.

First-try streak0

0 of 8 placed

Structure mastery

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8 structures

Clean sweep

Every structure named on the first try, across both films. Radiopaque vs radiolucent is instinctive for you now.

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These are real clinical radiographs used for educational identification (periapical: DenPAR dataset, CC BY 4.0; bitewing licensed for course use). Pins mark the structure in question. On an actual patient, radiographic findings always require clinical correlation. The House of Hygiene is not affiliated with or endorsed by the JCNDE.