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The transcranial radiograph. The diagnostic difference between 'corrected' vs 'uncorrected' films.

This article explains the advantages and limitations of the transcranial radiograph. The use of the Submental Vertex Radiograph to obtain the proper angulation of the central ray of the x-ray beam is covered in a step by step manner. It goes on to explain the difference between "Corrected" and "Uncorrected" films. It is the author's hope that this article will help improve the practitioners in-office radiographic technique through the use of the TCD and corrected transcranials, thus improving the diagnostic information he obtains. This will lead to more appropriate therapy for the orthopedic/orthodontic and the Temporomandibular Dysfunction patient.