- Disposable protective pouches specifically engineered for dental clinics to safeguard digital intraoral phosphor storage plates (PSP) during digital X-ray procedures
Uses
- Phosphor Plate Protection:
- Shields delicate size #2 digital X-ray phosphor imaging plates from damage, scratches, and physical wear during handling and patient positioning
- Cross-Contamination Prevention:
- Acts as a strict hygienic barrier against patient saliva, blood, and microbiological contaminants during intraoral radiography
- Optime System Equipment Compatibility:
- Specifically tailored to fit OPT style imaging setups, ensuring seamless use with compatible digital scanning systems
Features
- Extended Tab Design:
- Features a distinct elongated tab that allows dental assistants to quickly tear the envelope open for efficient, hands-free plate removal
- Peel-and-Stick Adhesive Closure:
- Equipped with an easy-to-use self-adhesive strip that tightly seals the phosphor plate inside, preventing moisture leakage
- Soft, Rounded Edges:
- Crafted with smooth borders to eliminate sharp plastic corners that could poke or irritate the patient's oral tissues
- Cardboard Positioning Insert:
- Includes an integrated structural insert to safely hold the magnetic side of the plate in the correct alignment for accurate scanning
- Industry Standard Sizing:
- Formulated specifically for size #2 dental films and imaging sensors, which is the most common size utilized for adult bite-wing and periapical X-rays
Benefits
- Accelerated Clinical Workflow:
- The combined peel-and-stick seal and easy-tear extended tab minimize prep and processing time between patient X-rays
- Enhanced Patient Comfort:
- Soft-edge construction significantly reduces the gag reflex and mucosal discomfort during difficult posterior placements
- Cost-Efficient Equipment Longevity:
- Prevents micro-scratches and fluid damage to expensive phosphor plates, lowering technology replacement frequencies
- Fewer X-Ray Retakes:
- Secures the imaging sensor firmly in place to eliminate plate slippage, ensuring sharp diagnostic capture on the first attempt
