Prime Dental X-Ray Film Speed-E 31mmX41mm

Designed to minimize radiation exposure for both patients and staff, these packets promote safer imaging practices, aligning with modern standards for health and safety in dental environments.
Each packet produces consistently high-quality images, making them ideal for diagnostic purposes. This reliability is crucial for effective treatment planning and outcomes.
The slimmer design of the film enhances patient comfort during placement, reducing discomfort often associated with thicker imaging materials.
The reliable performance of these films results in fewer retakes due to patient movement, ultimately saving time and resources in the dental practice while improving patient flow.
The color-coded packets are designed for easy identification and can be opened in low-light conditions, facilitating quick access and reducing handling time during procedures
They can be processed using both automatic and manual equipment without requiring any changes to current processing procedures, ensuring ease of integration into your practice.

It is a high-quality double-emulsion intraoral X-ray film of high speed (ISO class E and F), high contrast and fine grain, providing high image quality and outstanding detail definition. This film is intended for intraoral X-ray diagnostics only.

Category: Dental X- ray film
Type: Speed-E Extra soft
Usage: For high-resolution periapical and bite-wing radiographs
Size: Size 2
Dimensions: 31 x 41mm

Speed E – Packet Of 150 Films

Preparation and Setup: Handle the films gently to prevent damage or scratches that could compromise image quality.
Ensure that your automatic processors are clean and functioning properly to achieve optimal film processing.
Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for time and temperature settings to ensure consistent and high-quality film development.
Exposure: Establish the appropriate exposure time for the dental films. Maintain optimal conditions in the darkroom. The sensitivity of dental films requires strict attention to light-tightness and cleanliness to prevent film fogging.
Processing: Adhere to recommended procedures for processing, including accurate time and temperature settings, along with daily replenishment of processing chemicals.
Viewing and Mounting: After processing, accurately mount the radiographs for interpretation. Ensure that the viewing conditions are appropriate, as this is crucial for accurate diagnosis and assessment of radiograph quality.