Radiation Protection in Dental Practice: Dose and Dose Optimization in Practice
Training • Workshop • Ref: R2PXAWCCWR
Contact
Contact details are not shown for this listing.
Date posted
14/10/2026
Description
Instructor: Zjef Beelen
Course Syllabus:
1. Sources of ionizing radiation.
2. Types of radiation and a comparison between gamma rays and X-rays.
3. Concepts related to dose (absorbed, equivalent, and effective dose).
4. Natural radioactivity.
5. Biological effects of radiation and health risks, and a comparison with other risks.
6. Risks, protective equipment, and rules for proper use, as well as the use of ionizing radiation by dentists (during pregnancy).
7. Belgian legislation and the resulting mandatory inspections
8. Dosimeters and their use
9. Optimization of radiation protection (ALARA) in a dental practice (existing practices, renovations, or new construction).
This is an automatic translation.
Training details
Accredited
Yes (20 UA)
Field
Domain 3
Type
On-site
Start
26/11/2026 - 13:30
End
17:00
Location
TerHills Hotel te Maasmechelen, Zetellaan 68 — 3630 Maasmechelen • Belgium
Send a message to the advertiser
You must be logged in to send a message.
Log in
Similar listings
Scroll to discover more listings.
Training • Workshop
Pulp Preservation
ID RYQDGMVVS3
Training • Workshop
How to Evaluate a Patient with Temporomandibular Disorders
ID KUSFHS7MAX
Training • Workshop
Tobacco Science
ID AAHYPYM4QJ
Training • Workshop
TMJ Disorder: A Healing Synergy Between Osteopathy, Orthodontics, and Dentistry
ID D9TBEFA4U3
Training • Workshop
Prosthetics in the Digital Age: Revolution or Evolution?
ID LFLLGLNLBC
Training • Workshop
Emergency Services at the Office
ID LYAA7K7Y2N
Training • Workshop
Radiation Protection
ID VDPEVFW6F6
Training • Workshop
Internship Supervisor Training
ID 7Y88WGNCBW
Training • Workshop
Oral Lesions and Dental Care for Cancer Patients
ID AVN8VSCLPZ
Training • Workshop
The Body Speaks: Telltale Signs
ID GBRM3HHVL6
Training • Workshop
The Challenges of Sterility in Implantology: Theory and Practice
ID HTH2WSUXHL
Training • Workshop
Glossodynia: Symptom, Syndrome, or Disease?
ID REEYKKFJZD
