How to Take a Complete Mouth Series with Phosphor Plates

[@nightbringer123]

I just started as a dental assistant with no experience or school thanks so much very helpful

[@Monse483]

How’s it going

[@stephenduong1360]

Rinn kit colors sometimes confuse me but I remember: Blue is anterior because you drink blue water. Yellow is posterior because you pee yellow. And red is between because your body is filled with red blood.

[@kad8902]

Change the setting (4:06) That whisper make my day Skilled ladies gang…love it…keep up the good work

[@NicholasNormand]

My dentist has the panoramic x ray machine which is called a cone beam CT for the mouth

[@samuelrex5174]

Great presentation

[@debbiedavis4229]

XCP MEANS EXTENSION CONE PARALLELLING.

[@azebchanie1026]

This video is very helpful thanks

[@rubidelahoz8591]

Thank you so much for this video!! I am a dental hygiene student on my 1st semester and tomorrow, I'll have to do a FMS, vertical BTW. A trick that helps me a lot in the premolar shot is to place the notch of the bite block in the middle of the 2nd premolar, that way I get the distal of the canine and the mesial of the max. 1st premolar. And to get a good shot of the molars, I place the notch of the bite block between the 2nd & 3rd molar. I hope that helps! :)

[@rose-zx1vv]

What do you mean by a notch, the notch of the film or the bite block??

[@rubidelahoz8591]

@@rose-zx1vv The notch of the bite block :)

[@shilpawalia3348]

Can u plz tell which sticky tape u r using

[@igrey4388]

Very helpful video. Thank you

[@caner1810]

What a wonderful team,look like sisters

[@Sandi14.]

Good video

[@Guiding100]

Why phosphor plate over Rvg?

[@davidcharles6043]

Old school

[@jameselliott8203]

Maybe they don't want the speed image quality of sensors ? Maybe they don't know the difference ?

[@SAPOINSATTE]

So, is this considered digital x ray? I had this done and the dentist office said it was....

[@aracelireyes6371]

Al Deeb it’s called indirect digital imaging

[@samuelgonzalez7637]

Hey arceli

[@kenyarosario1925]

very good

[@morsyali6184]

Thanks helped me

[@yenhsiang0814]

Great!!!

[@SAPOINSATTE]

They used the Gendex gx 770

[@grgumgee1]

Wow this took so long glad I have my computer!

[@MrRdh567]

Amen. I hated plates. They take forever , longer than regular films in my opinion. Their images are better than digital but they take a lot of time to deal with. Outer wrap, inner wrap. Undoing all of that, placing them on scanner. Keeping them out of bright light when you have to re-wrap them....a pain.

[@bharatdentalcare6859]

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[@findme3775]

informative! Thanks!! helped alot 😊👍🏼

[@sherullahusmanzai1962]

They exposed the films on the light 😟

[@Nighthawke70]

Films is a generic term. They are called phosphor plates due to the phosphor material that reacts to X Rays. They are not cheap (300 or 500), nor is the scanner either. Bottom line is most offices use a digital sensor connected to a computer, time sharing the sensor between chairs.

[@jameselliott8203]

Wonder what the ecological impact of plates and their covers are . Makes you wonder if you appeared on Dragons Den trying to pitch this stuff !

[@melonboi9338]

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