For Parallel Cone & Bisecting Angle Techniques
Please use Barrier Sensor Covers at all times
AUTOCLAVE ClikRay™, ClikGuide™ & ClikBite™  PRIOR TO EACH USE
Do not Chemiclave or use Dry Heat
SHOWN WITHOUT BARRIER COVERS FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSE ONLY

Sensor placement is important for great radiographs. A good sequence for minimal working time and motion is easily established by following these simple guidelines. Place sensor in sensor cover and position for the UR view. After molar/ bicuspid shots are taken, rotate entire instrument for LL molar/bicuspid views. Remove sensor and reposition for UL posterior molar/bicuspid views. Rotate entire instrument for LR molar/bicuspid views. Slide sensor to middle position for bitewing views on both sides of the mouth. Remove sensor and position on anterior side of ClikRay™ holder to take both upper and lower anterior views. No more than 4 repositions are needed to take an entire set of radiographs. To accommodate thicker sensors, the retention arms on either side may be bent outward for a less snug sensor fit

 

 

UR Posterior position, rotate for
LL Posterior positioning

 

 

 

UL Posterior Position, rotate for
LR  Posterior positioning

 

                                   

 

 

Anterior Upper position, rotate for  Anterior Lower position

 

 

 

Using the ClikGuide™ “G” Cone Guide Ring & Rod

 

 

Upper Anterior with ring in mid-position

 

 

 

Push the square guide pin out with thumb to reposition for either anterior or posterior sides

 

 

 

Lower anterior with ring in mid-position

The ClikGuide™ ring cliks into 3 positions– upper, middle / bitewing , and lower. The assembly can be used with either anterior or posterior( bite plane ) sides of the ClikRay™. The ring ALWAYS faces the closed back plane of the ClikRay™ holder. For use with opposite intraoral side, turn the entire instrument assembly over

 

 

 

 

The ClikGuide™ ring in middle/bitewing position

 

 

Clik the ring to Lower Right Posterior position, rotate entire instrument for Upper Left position