Dental and oral radiography : a text book for students and practitioners of dentistry (1916)
McCoy, James David · St. Louis : Mosby · leaf 80
st the shadows of the parts desired,which is of great importance not only in obtain-ing radiographs which are sharp and clear anduniform, but also to the health of the operatorand others associated with him in the office. REQUISITES OF DENTAL X-RAY LABORATORY i I Arrangement of the Apparatus in the… … Fig. 33.A convenient manner of arranging the necessary apparatus when not in use. nary operating room of healthy size can bemade to accommodate it. The coil or transformer, and the tube standcan be placed against the wall at the left of theroom, while the tubes can be hung in a suitablerack upon…
Radiography, Dental · X-rays · Teeth · Mouth
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