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Radiographic Exposure Skills Workshop

  • DCDS Dental Assisting School 13633 Omega Road Dallas, TX, 75244 United States (map)

In this Radiographic Exposure Skills workshop, dental professionals will learn to will learn to assemble and position various film holding devices to obtain high-quality diagnostic radiographs, including mastering techniques such as paralleling, bisecting-the-angle, and proper patient positioning for panoramic radiographs.

This course is a four (4) hour CERP-Certified course intended to enhance the clinical skills of licensed dental professionals. To register, please email Angela Bush, DCDS Dental Assisting School Program Director, at angela@dcds.org.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:

  • Hold a current licensed issued by the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners as an RDA, RDH, DDS, or DMD.

  • Submit a completed application

  • Pay the seminar fee

SEMINAR (WORKSHOP) FEE:

The fee for the four (4) hour course is $75 which includes all necessary PPE, supplies, and supplemental materials.

CANCELLATION and REFUND POLICY:

  • The cancellation/refund deadline is a week (7 days) prior to the course.

  • A 20% administrative fee will be assessed for all cancellation requests on or prior to this date.

  • Since this is a limited attendance course, “no shows” will forfeit the full course fee.

  • No refunds will be granted after seven (7) days prior to the course.

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

At the end of this workshop, students will be able to utilize various film holding devices to correctly position and obtain diagnostic quality radiographs during patient care.

STUDENTS WILL LEARN:

  • How to assemble film holding devices

  • How to position film holding devices using the paralleling technique

  • Learn about different film holding devices

  • Will learn the proper machine setting for intended exposure types (Posterior PA’s, Anterior PA’s, Bitewings)

  • The bisecting-the-angle technique

  • The correct positioning of patients for panoramic radiographs

  • Common patient hurdles and adaptation methods

  • Common positioning errors and how to correct

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