Carestream Kodak X Ray Film E Speed-150 Pcs

No loss of sharp, radiographic detail
Less radiation exposure for patients and staff
Helps you put patients at ease and minimizes fear of X-rays
Potentially less retakes due to patient movement
Produces consistently high-quality images, ideal for diagnostic purposes
Enhanced processing robustness – providing more tolerance to chemistry variations
Thinner packets mean enhanced patient comfort
Processes in automatic or manual equipment, so no change in your current processing procedures or equipment is necessary
Color-coded vinyl packets are easy to open in the dark
Available in Size 2 to accommodate most dental exams

X Ray Film E Speed:
Capture high-resolution periapical, bite-wing, and occlusal images in a wide range of speeds and sizes for maximum patient comfort and confident diagnosis, with Carestream dental films.
Blending quality and speed, E-speed provides
brilliant image clarity with as little as one-half
the exposure time required for traditional E-speed intraoral films.

Blends quality and speed
Provides brilliant image clarity
Needs just half the exposure of a D-speed film.

Packet of 150 Films Available Size 2 (31x41mm)

STEP – 1
Unwrap films carefully.
Maintain automatic processors.
Use correct time-temperature development.
STEP – 2
Establish correct exposure time – Over- or underexposing Dental Film can create poor density and contrast radiographs. This results in poor quality film and unnecessary radiation to the patient.
Maintain an adequate darkroom – Sensitivity of dental film demands strict attention to
darkroom conditions.
STEP – 3
Process films properly – Excellent image quality requires strict attention to recommended procedures, including time and temperature processing and daily replenishment of chemicals. Always observe good safety practices: wear rubber gloves, a rubber apron and glasses when mixing, replenishing, changing or disposing of chemicals.
Mount and view radiographs correctly – Viewing conditions are extremely important in interpreting radiographs.