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. SCHICK 33 Technical Data Sensors Sensor 0: Pixel Count1.9 Megapixels Sensor 0: Overall dimensions 23.6 x 32 x 7.5 mm Sensor 1: Pixel Count2.7 Megapixels Sensor 1: Overall dimensions 25.4 x 38.3 x 7.5 mm Sensor 2: Pixel Count4.1 Megapixels Sensor 2: Overall dimensions31.2 x 43 x 7.5 mm Physical pixel size15 m Theoretical resolution33.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. Schick AE sensors are available in three different sizes: Size 2: Adult bitewing and single tooth images Size 1: Single tooth images for smaller adults, patients with a shallow palate and bitewings for larger children Size 0: Pediatric images Specifications: Overall dimensions- Size 0: 23.6 x 32 x 7.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.
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.
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