Adjust vertical angulation on bitewings to capture adequate bone levels.Align the central beam through the contact areas.Use the indicator slot to align with interproximal spaces on bitewings.Place the sensor parallel to the teeth.Use cotton rolls, especially in vertical positions and edentulous areas.Place in the center of the mouth for the paralleling technique.Have a protocol in place for when to switch to a smaller sensor.Use the largest sensor possible to obtain maximum information.The bisecting angle technique using media holders are recommended for patients with anatomical challenges, and during endodontic and implant procedures.The paralleling technique using aiming devices is recommended for fewer errors and retakes.
Know what to choose based on anatomical challenge.Similar to the Schick 33, the Schick Elite is available in three sizes (0, 1 and 2) and three sensor cable lengths (3, 6 and 9).
SCHICK 33 SENSOR SIZE DEMENSION SOFTWARE
The goal of dental radiology is to obtain high-quality images while minimizing radiation exposure and keeping every patient as comfortable as possible. Consider how these tips may assist in challenging situations. While the Schick Elite is Sirona Dental’s affordable sensor line, it shares an enviable number of features that sets it apart from the competition. Description Building on 25 years of digital intraoral radiography, Schick 33 uses Dentsply Sirona’s 2nd generation CMOS-APS imaging technology combined with intuitive software enhancement tools to provide the highest quality intraoral diagnostic for every patient in every practice, every day.
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