DPI Dental X-Ray Film

– DPI Dental X-Ray Film is a double-emulsion high speed non screen X-ray film
– This dental radiographic is equipped with high contrast and fine grain that provides high image quality with outstanding detail definition
– The film is intented for direct-exposure routine intraoral radiographs
– The used appliances enables the correction of exposure times as well as dose values (impulses)
– This dental radiographic film is coated on a dimensionally-stable bluish 0.175 mm thick polyester film base
– The film is provided, on both sides, with protective and antistatic layers preserving the film against mechanical damage and eliminating the static charge
– Each sheet of film is enclosed in a light-tight plastic envelope. This soft and hygienic packaging protects the patient, facilitates manipulation with the film and enables disinfecting the cover with common disinfectants.
– Every film packet is protected with a lead sheet on the side opposite to the radiation source (marked on the back-side of the packet). Each film is provided with a protruding dot located near the edge of the film that serves as an identificator for the radiation side on the processed film. Its raised portion indicates the side facing the radiation source.
– The film is processed with a yellow or diode safety illumination with a wavelength of 590 nm and higher. The Length of exposure and distance of the processed material from the illumination source should be tested.
– This dental radiographic film can be processed manually or in processors. To obtain the best possible results, any good quality processing chemicals of well-known brands can be used.
– Storage: This dental radiographic film should be stored in its original packaging in cool dry place at temperatures between 10 degree C and 21 degree C with a relative humidity of 40 – 60 %, protected from damaging fumes, gazes and ionizing radiation. Before use, the film in the intact original packaging should be allowed to adjust to room conditions for at least 2 – 4 hours.
– Warning: Usage and processing of this dental radiographic film result in waste that is classified as hazardous waste and for this reason an ecological liquidation and recycling is necessary. The manipulation with the waste should be in compliance with the national laws.