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Common Artifact & Errors In Intraoral Periapical Radiograph Dr jyoti sharma Subharti dental college I. Operator and Technique II. Exposure errors III. processing errors IV.Radiographic artifacts by Langland and Langlais • DENTAL RADIOGRAPHY AND RADIOLOGY- by Eric whites • ORAL An automatic X-ray film processor is a series of chemical-filled tanks and a roller system that transports sheets of exposed X-ray film through the developing solution, fixer, water and dryer. The benefits far outweigh the expense, and once you have used an automatic processor, you will never want to return to manual processing! TECHNIQUE. Prior to radiography, switch on the processor (this should ideally be done at the start of the day in order to prevent having to wait to develop films). For this reason a dedicated dental X-ray unit should be considered basic equipment for any hospital or clinic that does any dentistry since this provides the best quality radiographs. Extraoral radiographs that are made using stationary general radiographic equipment results in superimposed structures and decreased detail. Dental X-ray Film Processing Errors.Dental Radiology: A discussion of the common errors technicians make when Before placing an x-ray film in a patient's mouth, check to make sure that it is not but the following table summarizes common film processing errors, the results, Dental Film Processing Quality Assurance A Guide to Implementation Effective: January 1, 2010 The importance of X-ray film development quality control (for both manual and automatic processing) has become more evident over the last decade, and therefore many states such as Washington are requiring x-ray facilities to perform Quality Assurance With the introduction of the stair climb test of surgical patients in the 1950s, the role of exercise-based testing as a useful diagnostic tool and an adjunct to conventional cardiopulmonary testing was established. Since then, we have witnessed a rapid developmen