Duplicating film is an essential tool in dental and medical imaging, allowing professionals to create accurate copies of X-ray images for record-keeping, consultations, and referrals. It is designed to reproduce clear and detailed images without compromising quality, ensuring that diagnostic information remains precise and reliable. This film is light-sensitive and works through a contact exposure process, where the original X-ray is placed over the duplicating film and exposed to light. The result is a high-contrast duplicate that retains all necessary details for accurate analysis. It is commonly used in dental clinics, hospitals, and radiology centers for sharing patient records, insurance claims, and treatment planning. Duplicating film is compatible with conventional X-ray processing methods, making it a practical choice for facilities using traditional radiography. With its ability to produce consistent and high-quality duplicates, it plays a crucial role in efficient patient care and documentation.
