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Australian Dental Journal, 2002
Abstract Background: Using the fastest dental X‐ray film available is an easy way of reducing exposure to ionizing radiation. However, the diagnostic ability of fast films for the detection of proximal surface caries must be demonstrated before these films will become universally accepted.Methods: Extracted premolar and molar teeth were arranged to ...
Alexander Moule, Kaye Basford
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Abstract Background: Using the fastest dental X‐ray film available is an easy way of reducing exposure to ionizing radiation. However, the diagnostic ability of fast films for the detection of proximal surface caries must be demonstrated before these films will become universally accepted.Methods: Extracted premolar and molar teeth were arranged to ...
Alexander Moule, Kaye Basford
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A comparison of Kodak Ultraspeed and Ektaspeed Plus dental X‐ray films for use in endodontics
Australian Dental Journal, 2001AbstractBackground: The advantage of using a faster film for length determination in endodontic therapy is obvious. However, for such a film to be generally accepted, it must demonstrate comparable diagnostic quality to traditionally used films.Methods: The comparative accuracy of canal length determination of Ultraspeed and Ektaspeed Plus dental X‐ray
Alexander Moule, Kaye Basford
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Journal of Endodontics, 1998
Thirteen teeth in human cadaver sections were accessed and #15 K-files were placed at various lengths in one root canal of each tooth. Using a positioner to ensure duplicate views, radiographs were taken with both Ultraspeed and Ektaspeed Plus X-ray film. Each of the 26 radiographs was coded and then placed in random order.
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Thirteen teeth in human cadaver sections were accessed and #15 K-files were placed at various lengths in one root canal of each tooth. Using a positioner to ensure duplicate views, radiographs were taken with both Ultraspeed and Ektaspeed Plus X-ray film. Each of the 26 radiographs was coded and then placed in random order.
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Performance of RVGui sensor and Kodak Ektaspeed Plus film for proximal caries detection
Oral Surgery Oral Medicine Oral Pathology Oral Radiology and Endodontics, 2001A high-resolution charge-coupled device was used to compare the diagnostic performances obtained with Trophy's new RVGui sensor and Kodak Ektaspeed Plus film with respect to caries detection.Three acquisition modes of the Trophy RVGui sensor were compared with Kodak Ektaspeed Plus film.
John B Ludlow, J B Ludlow, M Abreu
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Effects of developer depletion on image quality of Kodak Insight and Ektaspeed Plus films
Dentomaxillofacial Radiology, 2004To evaluate the effect of processing solution depletion on the image quality of F-speed dental X-ray film (Insight), compared with Ektaspeed Plus.The films were exposed with a phantom and developed in manual and automatic conditions, in fresh and progressively depleted solutions.
F Haiter–Neto
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Oral Surgery Oral Medicine Oral Pathology Oral Radiology and Endodontics, 1996
The aim of this study was to compare the diagnostic accuracy of two new dental x-ray films, Kodak Ektaspeed Plus (Plus) and Agfa M2 Comfort (M2), respectively, with the current Kodak Ultra-speed (Ultra) and Ektaspeed (Ekta) films for the detection of caries.
Ann Wenzel, H Hintze
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The aim of this study was to compare the diagnostic accuracy of two new dental x-ray films, Kodak Ektaspeed Plus (Plus) and Agfa M2 Comfort (M2), respectively, with the current Kodak Ultra-speed (Ultra) and Ektaspeed (Ekta) films for the detection of caries.
Ann Wenzel, H Hintze
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Oral Radiology, 1994
Eastman Kodak Company has developed a new E-speed dental X-ray film called Ektaspeed plus. The sensitometric properties, and information yield of this film were compared with those of other conventional direct emulsion dental X-ray films produced by Eastman Kodak, Ektaspeed EP-22 and Ultra-Speed DF-57. The contrast of Ektaspeed plus is close to that of
Mamoru Wakoh +2 more
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Eastman Kodak Company has developed a new E-speed dental X-ray film called Ektaspeed plus. The sensitometric properties, and information yield of this film were compared with those of other conventional direct emulsion dental X-ray films produced by Eastman Kodak, Ektaspeed EP-22 and Ultra-Speed DF-57. The contrast of Ektaspeed plus is close to that of
Mamoru Wakoh +2 more
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Oral Surgery Oral Medicine Oral Pathology Oral Radiology and Endodontics, 1998
To evaluate the accuracy of proximal caries detection comparing enhanced and unenhanced Siemens Sidexis CCD-based digital images with Ektaspeed Plus films utilizing receiver operating characteristic analysis.Sixty extracted teeth (24 posterior and 36 anterior) were imaged under identical standardized geometric and exposure conditions.
, Don Tyndall, John B Ludlow
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To evaluate the accuracy of proximal caries detection comparing enhanced and unenhanced Siemens Sidexis CCD-based digital images with Ektaspeed Plus films utilizing receiver operating characteristic analysis.Sixty extracted teeth (24 posterior and 36 anterior) were imaged under identical standardized geometric and exposure conditions.
, Don Tyndall, John B Ludlow
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Image-receptor performance: A comparison of Trophy RVG UI sensor and Kodak Ektaspeed Plus film
Oral Surgery Oral Medicine Oral Pathology Oral Radiology and Endodontics, 2001Objective. This study compares the physical characteristics of the RVG UI sensor (RVG) with Ektaspeed Plus film.Dose-response curves were generated for film and for each of 6 available RVG modes. An aluminum step-wedge was used to evaluate exposure latitude. Spatial resolution was assessed by using a line-pair test tool.
André Mol
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Base and Fog Densities of Fresh Ektaspeed Plus Dental X-Ray Films
Acta Odontologica Scandinavica, 1997Previous findings with regard to base and fog density of Ektaspeed Plus dental X-ray films have shown increased values compared with Ektaspeed and Ultra-Speed films, but the results are contradictory. The purpose of the present study was to measure base density, using 10 different fixing solutions, and fog density, using 10 different developing ...
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