Method and apparatus for supporting a dental X-ray sensor

X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices – Photographic detector support – Dental

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C378S170000

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11182261

ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a method and apparatus for positioning an electronic dental X-ray sensor in a dental patient's mouth comprising the steps of: selecting a film positioner having an easel supported on a formed rod; assembling the electronic sensor to the film positioner to form a sensor assembly; covering the sensor with a syringe sleeve; and positioning the sensor assembly so that the electronic sensor is in position in the patient's mouth for recording an X-ray image.

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