What distinguishes intraoral radiographs from panoramic radiographs in terms of dose and typical indications?

• A. Intraoral radiographs involve multiple exposures with localized dose; panoramic radiographs are a single exposure with a different overall dose, and indications depend on diagnostic needs.
• B. Intraoral radiographs deliver no dose; panoramic radiographs deliver all the dose.
• C. Panoramic radiographs always deliver a higher dose than intraoral films.
• D. Indications are identical for both modalities.

Answer: (B)