Which dental radiographs are necessary to determine anatomic structures before placing an implant?

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Periapical radiographs locate positions of anatomic structures along with panoramic,cephalometric,and tomographic views.
Bitewing radiographs are of no value when locating anatomic structures needed for implants.
Occlusal radiographs are used to find extra or impacted teeth and do not show the detail needed to locate the position of anatomic structures for implants.
Vertical bitewings are used by the periodontist to check bone levels,but do not show enough of the anatomic structures that are needed for implants.

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