Anterior bitewings should be exposed using a vertical angulation of +20 degrees.

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Anterior bitewings are typically not a standard procedure; bitewings are usually taken for posterior teeth. When taking bitewings of posterior teeth, the vertical angulation is usually around +10 degrees, not +20 degrees, and anterior radiographs are not typically referred to as bitewings but rather periapical or occlusal, depending on the view needed.

Anterior Bitewings Should Be Exposed Using a Vertical Angulation of +20