I’ve noticed that many dental assistants aren’t fully aware of the nuances of radiation safety during imaging. It’s crucial not just for patient safety but also for improving the quality of our diagnostics. I’d love to hear about any training or resources you’ve found helpful in refining your skills. For instance, I recently took a course that focused on optimizing exposure settings for digital radiography, which made a significant difference in our imaging quality.
I totally agree about radiation safety! I found taking a quick online refresher course really helped clarify those nuances. 
Have you tried any specific techniques for optimal exposure?
When I took a course focusing on imaging techniques, they emphasized using collimators to reduce scatter radiation. It really helped me grasp how optimizing exposure can improve diagnostic quality. I’m curious if you’ve noticed any specific changes in your imaging results since you implemented new techniques, @mason_k92?
I get what you mean about trying to keep up with changes — it can be a lot! I recently found a webinar by the ADA really helpful for understanding policy shifts, especially their focus on newer treatments. Have you checked out any specific resources that you found valuable?