E-learning course: Intraoral X-rays with square tube

995,00 DKK

Course with theory and practical methods for aiming correctly the first time
Everyone wants to maintain good radiation hygiene and limit unnecessary radiation, but the opposite is true when you can't aim correctly and have to retake the images several times.
 

Content and purpose:
It is now required that the tube of intraoral X-ray devices must have the same shape as an image receptor (rectangular) and with a reduced radiation field of max. 4 x 5 cm.

The trainee will receive theoretical and practical guidance in working with X-ray images while taking into account optimal radiation hygiene.

On January 1, 2023, it was no longer permitted to use circular tubes.

The trainee will be updated on how to:

  • Acquire intraoral radiographs using parallel and angle bisecting techniques.
  • Quality assure and evaluate own images

The student will receive theoretical and practical guidance in working with X-ray images while taking into account optimal radiation hygiene. 

Model/Product no.: E-læringskursus nr. 3
Stock status: In stock

About the teacher:
Jonna Lund has extensive experience as a clinic assistant with varied responsibilities.
For the past 5 years, she has worked as a teacher and radiation protection coordinator at the Dental Clinic Assistant Education at EUC Syd in Aabenraa. Now she is employed as a Dental Specialist at the Dental Institute, where she offers training in various topics for dental clinics. 

How:
If you register for the course via the form below, you will receive an access code within a reasonable response time of maximum 24 hours from the Dental Institute.

For immediate access, you can choose to pay by credit card for the course in the Dental Institute's e-learning school via this link:
dentalinstituttet.teachable.com/p/rontgen

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