Soothe-Guard Air Lead-Free Aprons
- 25% Lighter THAN LEAD-LINED APRONS*
- Innovative lead-free alloy lining provides protection equal to lead*
Studies show that protective collars reduce radiation dosage to the thyroid by 26 - 33%.*
The NCRP (National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements) requires thyroid shielding for all children and highly recommends it for all adults as well.1
INTRAORAL IMAGING Bitewings - Periapicals - Full-Mouth Series | EXTRAORAL IMAGING Panoramic - Cephalographic - Cone-Beam CT | |||
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Collared Aprons Provide protection in front from thyroid to gonadal area. Velcro closure at neck ensures snug fit. | PanoVest Provides light-weight protection from the shoulders and chest as well as down the back. Front closure for easy on-and-off. | |||
Extended Collar Aprons Adjustable closure fits necks sizes Small through 6X-Large. Premium leather grain Soothe-Guard material. | Pano-Dual Provides protection from the shoulders to the gonadal area in both front and back, with Velcro closure at the shoulder. Most protective option. | |||
Non-Collared Aprons Provide protection in front from shoulders to gonadal area. Not for use with Extraoral Imaging (no protection in back). | Pano-Cape Provides protection from the shoulders and features a back closure. Light-weight option. | |||
Collars For use with non-collared aprons for thyroid protection. |
1 NCRP Report 145, pg. 27
Studies show that protective collars reduce radiation dosage to the thyroid by 26 - 33%.*
A crack in the outer layer exposes the lead inside, which can transfer to the patient. According to the ADA: "All protective shields should be evaluated for damage (ie. tears, folds, and cracks) monthly using visual and manual inspection.”*
RINN recommends replacing your aprons every 3-5 years.
* Data on file.
** With proper use. Data on file.
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Studies show that protective collars reduce radiation dosage to the thyroid by 26 - 33%.*
A crack in the outer layer exposes the lead inside, which can transfer to the patient. According to the ADA: "All protective shields should be evaluated for damage (ie. tears, folds, and cracks) monthly using visual and manual inspection.”*
RINN recommends replacing your aprons every 3-5 years.
* Data on file.
** With proper use. Data on file.