Installation of intraoral, panoramic, and CBCT systems. Lead-lined room shielding, control booth, warning lights, leakage testing after install, and a certificate signed off for the Ministry of Health radiological safety inspection.

X-ray installation covering room shielding, equipment mounting, software integration, leakage testing, and the certificate the regulator wants to see.
Intraoral sensors, panoramic units, and CBCT scanners installed and integrated with the practice management software (Romexis, Sidexis, CS Imaging, and similar).
1 mm lead-lined gypsum for intraoral rooms, 2 mm for panoramic and CBCT. Door, observation window, and any wall shared with a corridor or adjacent room shielded to the same standard.
kVp and mA verified after install, exposure timer checked, image quality test phantom run, and dose optimised for the receptor. Baseline values logged for the annual recalibration.
Shielding survey, leakage measurement at 1 m, dose readings outside the room, and the signed installation certificate for the radiological safety authority.
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How an X-ray room is built and signed off, from site visit to regulator certificate.
Room measured, walls and floor checked for load capacity (CBCT units run 80-150 kg), electrical supply confirmed, and adjacent rooms surveyed to set the shielding spec.
Lead-lined gypsum fitted to walls, ceiling, door, and observation window. Door overlap and lead-glass thickness sized to the unit. Joints lapped so there is no gap line.
X-ray unit mounted and aligned, sensor or receptor positioned, electrical and network terminations made, and software integrated with the practice management system.
kVp, mA, and timer verified. Image quality phantom run. Dose at 1 m from the tube head measured. Test images reviewed against the manufacturer reference.
Installation certificate, shielding survey, and leakage report produced. Filed with the Ministry of Health (Albania) or AKR (Kosovo). Staff trained on the unit and on radiation safety routine.
Common questions about X-ray installation, shielding, calibration, and regulatory sign-off.
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