All of the following conditions can be observed on radiographs except one. Which is the one exception?

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Radiographs go beyond providing information regarding the status of teeth. They are also very useful for determining the periodontal condition of patients. However, radiographic findings are limited regarding the periodontium. Height of the facial boney plate cannot be observed on radiographs because facial and lingual supporting bone are obscured by the radiodense tooth structure. The status of lamina dura, tooth crown to root ratio, and changes in the PDL space may be observed on radiographs.

All of the Following Conditions Can Be Observed on Radiographs