(7) X-RAY FILM, INTENSIFYING SCREENS, AND GRIDS

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EXTRAORAL X-RAY FILMS

Also known as screen film

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INTRAORAL X-RAY FILMS

Made of double emlusion film

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Outer plastic/vinyl/paper wrapping

Protects film from saliva

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Black paper wrapping

Protects emulsion

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Lead foil/sheet

Prevents backscattering of radiation, reduces patient exposure

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PLASTIC WRAP (OUTER PLASTIC)

Moist resistant; To give correct orientation of your patient’s diagnostic radiograph

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Pimple

Convex (film towards the focal spot)

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Dimple

Concave (film towards the tongue of the patient)

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Lead

With an embosed backing; show what is the back and front of the xray film. To minimize your patient’s exposure from backscatter radiation

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Black paper wrapper

Light proof and protects our film from any visible light

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Protective layer

Also called as the overcoat; protects film from any damages or scratches

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Emulsion

Most complex composition; where the image is registered

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Silver Hallide Crystals

Made up of silver bromide

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Vehicle Matrix

Made up of gelatinous and non-gelatinous material, which our silver hallied grains are evenly dispersed

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Silver Hallide Grains

For entrapping silver ions for forming the image

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Insight films

Has a flat tubular crystals (1.8mm)

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Ultra Speed Films

Globular shaped (1mm)

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Iodide

Is placed to disrupt the regularity of our SHG to make them more sensitive to X radiation and visible light

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Adhesive Layer

A thin layer of adhesive material is applied to the base before the emulsion is applied

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Base

Made up of polyester polyethylene terepthalate which holds the emulsion; usually 0.18mm thick

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Screen films

Not inserted in the mouth of the patient; it is a big film and used with intensifying screens. Used for Panoramic, Dkull, and Lateral Cephalometric Views

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Intensifying Screen

Presence make it more sensitive (10-60 times more sensitive); also called as cassette

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Phosphor Layer

Made up of phosphorescent crystals suspended in polymeric binder

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Reflective Layer

The layer between the base and the phosphor; made of titanium dioxide