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Across 9. An imaging techniques ideal for patients with smaller mouths, or lower palatal vaults (2 Words) 11. A film error caused by not centering the PID correctly over the film/sensor (2 Words) 12. Often called "Cookie film" shows view of entire upper arch or lower arch, looks for impacted teeth, jaw fractures, etc (2 Words) 13. A film error caused by incorrect horizontal angulation 14. A film error caused by exposing the film in the mouth backwards, resulting in "backwards" image, and one that is too light, has pattern of embossed lead foil on image. This film is not diagnostic. (2 Words) 15. A film error caused by a film processed with chemicals that have extreme temperature differences

Down 1. The imaging technique most often recommended because of its accuracy (2 Words) 2. An extraoral film used to expose soft and hard tissues of the head, can be taken from the front or from the side (2 Words) 3. A flim error caused by excessive vertical angulation 4. A film used to make a copy of the original image, is not exposed to radiation, but to light (2 Words) 5. A view that shows the entire length of tooth, from the tip of the cusps, to the end of the root tips and beyond 6. A film error caused by inadequate vertical angulation 7. A film ideal for detecting interproximal decay, can be exposed in horizontal or vertical position (2 Words) 8. A longer, thinner film, used to expose crowns of upper and lower posterior teeth, one view on each side (3 Words) 10. A wide, extraoral view that shows all the teeth, surrounding tissues, and supporting structures