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Abstrak :
Garre's osteomyelitis is a type of Osteomyelitis which occur frequently in clinic. This disease can occur at any age, but mosk happen in and young adult, and frequently in mandible. Usually patient complaint about pains/hurt and jaw getting bigger and hard on bone jaw surface. Osteomyelitis is more frequently happen at incisisive which expand medial and lateral. If the perios tissue inflamed, it tend to built a new bonetissue inside, which only can be seen by Rontgen photo if the cause is apikal infection. The infection tissue at the apical of teeth expand through bone surface and reach periosteum which can change periosteum from bone surface. If the expand of the new bone apically, so it will be seen with periapical projection. And if the expand goes laterally, it will be seen with oclusal projection. It will be discuss about the connection of Garre's Osteomyelitis Roentgen view in various type of projection and its diferential diagnosa in Roentgen will ostegenik sarkoma and about the other lesion which shown almost the same with it.

Abstrak :
Since the temporomandibular joints are components of the stomatognathic system that dentist is most familiar with problems relating to this joints must be recognized, understood and treated by dentists. A comprehensive evaluation of this joint problems must include the radiographic examination. Transcranio lateral is the most commonly used of all conventional TMJ radiographic projection from the lateral aspect that shows the condyle, fossa and eminence as well as the condylar fossa relationship in selected functional movements, but which is not free from superimposed of the adjacent structures. A modified positioning device has been developed over this past years to overcome these superinposition problems. The use of "Condy ray" and "Accurad 200" apparatus that have some advantages over the standard transcraniolateral radiographic projection will be discussed in this paper.

Abstrak :
Indonesia Journal of Dentistry 2006; Edisi Khusus KPPIKG XIV: 308-311 The temporomandibular join has a very important role in the stomatognathic system. It's main function is for the opening and closing movement, mastication, and speech. It is located anterior to the ear. The temporomandibular joint connects maxilla and mandible through the articular fossa, hence the slightest change that happens would cause serious matters such as pain, eating, speech disorder, difficulty in opening and closing movement, headache, and event trismus. In a child or an adolescent, the symptoms are often vague; everything is interpreted as "pain". This is probably why temporomandibular disorder are often undetect by dentists. Therefore, patience and accuracy is needed to determine the actual disorder through means of clinical and radiographic examination. The radiographic examination suitable for child is the transcranial projection. This projection is believed to be more accurate amongst other projections for child patients.