Dental X-Ray Bite Blocks — 200 Bite Blocks (2 × 100-Pack Case)
Specifications
| SKU | CLI-BITE-100-2PK |
|---|---|
| Brand | CliniEco Medical |
| Category | Restorative & Impression |
| Availability | In stock |
| Ships from | Toronto, ON |
Pricing
| Order | Unit price |
|---|---|
| 1 case | $69.98 CAD |
| 2–4 cases | Request quote |
| 5+ cases | Request quote |
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The listing ships as a 2-pack: two packs of 100 blocks, 200 in total, so the box on the trolley covers a full series and the retakes that follow it. On our imaging set-up it lives with the multi-layer patient bibs from Aurelia, 500 to a case, because both get used up in the same appointment.
What does the 2-pack cost, and what is the price per block?
The 2-pack is $69.98, which is two packs of 100 at $34.99 each, and a block therefore lands at about 35 cents — 69.98 divided by 200. Per-block is the number that matters in radiography, because the block is used once and thrown away with the receptor cover; a full series plus one retake is a double-digit block count before the appointment is finished. The pack price is the current variant price on this listing, and the per-block figure is arithmetic on it.
| Element | Value |
|---|---|
| Format | Disposable bite blocks, 100 per pack |
| 2-pack contents | 200 blocks (2 packs of 100) |
| Receptor compatibility | Periapical film and digital sensors |
| Use pattern | Single patient, single use |
| Intended use | Positioning aid for intraoral radiography |
| SKU | CLI-BITE-100-2PK |
| Price | $69.98 per 2-pack, about 35 cents a block |
How does a positioning block make bitewing and periapical angles repeatable?
The block fixes the receptor at a known angle to both the beam and the tooth, so the geometry of an image is set by the aid rather than by where the patient happened to hold the packet. That is what makes a series from this year comparable with the same series from last year, and it is why a crookedly held receptor produces an image you cannot measure against anything. The block is also what keeps the patient's finger out of the primary beam, which is the part of the technique most often corrected in retakes.
How many blocks should one chair keep, and how do you reorder before the box empties?
Count from your own exposure log rather than from a rule of thumb: take last month's image count, add the retakes your quality assurance log records, and that total is the block count for a month at one chair. Two packs per chair per quarter is a workable shelf quantity for a practice taking periapicals and bitewings daily, and the 2-pack is the smallest unit that gets you there. Order when the second pack is opened, and put multi-chair or group quantities through the clinic route rather than stacking single 2-packs on one order.
If you run more than one chair, the numbers add up on the clinic supply planner; blank exposure sheets come off the compliance log centre; group purchase orders are taken at clinic ordering. Put radiography workflow questions to the compliance desk and keep the written answer on file with the QA binder.
On the customs side, the establishment record behind every box carries the number MDEL #35334, held by CliniEco Medical, and that is also where lot enquiries land.
Disposable bite blocks for intraoral radiography, supplied 100 per pack. A block holds the film or digital sensor steady at a repeatable angle, which is what makes periapical images comparable between visits and reduces the number of retakes.
Who it is for
- General dental practices taking periapical and bitewing images
- Endodontic and surgical practices needing repeatable angles
- Dental hygiene clinics and teaching programs
- Mobile dental services and outreach clinics
Specifications
| Format | Disposable bite blocks, 100 per pack |
| Compatibility | Periapical film and digital sensors |
| Use | Single patient, single use |
| Intended use | Positioning aid for intraoral radiography |
Ordering and compliance notes
Pair with our bibs, gloves and surface barriers for a complete imaging suite set-up, and review your provincial radiography quality assurance requirements for retake rates.
Related reading
- Dental imaging suite supplies: gloves and bibs for radiography
- Dental supply store Canada: online vs distributor vs local
- Supplies for dental clinics
Buying for a clinic, lab or care home? Order the case size online, or request a B2B quote for volume pricing, standing orders and purchase-order terms at CliniEco bulk quote.
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Common questions
What does a bite block do in dental radiography?
It positions the receptor at a consistent angle relative to the X-ray beam and the tooth, so the resulting image has predictable geometry and can be compared with previous images.
Are bite blocks reusable?
These are single-use positioning aids. Reusing them is both an infection control problem and a positioning accuracy problem, since the block deforms.
Do they fit digital sensors?
They are used with periapical film and common digital sensor formats. If your sensor has an unusual housing, check the fit with a sample before committing to a case.
Can I order a case quantity?
Yes. Case pricing and standing orders are available through our B2B quote process.
