Insight IP-01 #0 Periapical X-Ray Film 100/Box – Carestream

Specifications:

• Manufacturer Code: 867 5332
• Brand: Insight IP-01
• Type: Periapical Dental X-Ray Film
• Size: #0
• Speed: F-Speed (IP-01)
• Packet Type: Super Poly-Soft
• Packet Contents: 1-Film Packet
• Packaging: Box of 100

Insight IP-01 is a high-performance F-speed periapical dental X-ray film engineered to deliver sharp, high-contrast diagnostic images with reduced patient radiation exposure compared to E-speed and D-speed films. The IP-01 emulsion produces excellent image clarity and detail, supporting accurate evaluation of periapical structures, root morphology, and interproximal bone levels in pediatric and anterior applications. Each film is enclosed in a Super Poly-Soft 1-film packet, offering a pliable, comfortable design that reduces intraoral discomfort during placement. The #0 size measures 22 mm x 35 mm, making it the preferred format for pediatric patients, anterior teeth, and narrow arch situations. The box of 100 packets provides reliable supply for consistent clinical workflows.

Key Features:

• F-Speed IP-01 Emulsion: Requires less radiation exposure than E-speed and D-speed films while maintaining sharp image resolution and diagnostic contrast for clear visualization of periapical anatomy and interproximal bone levels.
• #0 Pediatric Periapical Size: Measures 22 mm x 35 mm, making it the ideal format for pediatric patients, anterior dentition, and narrow arch presentations requiring a smaller film for accurate intraoral placement.
• Super Poly-Soft Packet: Soft, pliable packet construction minimizes patient discomfort during intraoral film placement, improving compliance particularly in pediatric patients or those with limited mouth opening.
• 1-Film Packet Design: Each packet contains a single film, providing straightforward processing and efficient workflow management for routine periapical radiographic procedures.
• Box of 100: Provides a reliable, practice-ready supply to support consistent radiographic workflows across multiple operatories while reducing reordering frequency in clinical environments.