Dental X Ray Sensor

In compliance with the standards laid down by market, these offered products are known for their longer shelf life, efficiency and reliability.

• Instant Imaging: Provides immediate digital images, reducing wait times and improving workflow efficiency.
• High Image Quality: Delivers sharp, clear images for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
• Reduced Radiation Exposure: Requires less radiation compared to traditional film X-rays, enhancing patient safety.
• Ease of Use: Simple to operate with intuitive software, making it easy for dental professionals to capture and review images.
• Durable and Reliable: Built to withstand the demands of a busy dental practice with consistent performance.

• Ergonomic Design: Comfortable for patients to hold in their mouths during X-rays.
• Waterproof and Dustproof: Designed to withstand the dental environment, including exposure to moisture and dust.
• Plug-and-Play: Easy to set up and use with minimal training required.
• High Sensitivity: Captures clear images even with low radiation doses.
• Software Integration: Compatible with advanced imaging software for enhanced image manipulation and storage.

• Sensor Size: Available in various sizes to accommodate different patients and imaging needs (e.g., Size 1, Size 2).
• Resolution: High-resolution imaging capability (measured in microns or pixels per inch).
• Connectivity: USB or wireless options for seamless integration with dental imaging systems.
• Compatibility: Works with major dental imaging software and systems.
• Material: Durable, patient-safe materials that are easy to sterilize.
• Warranty: Often comes with a warranty for reliability and peace of mind.

Applications:

• Cavity Detection: Identifies tooth decay at an early stage for timely intervention.
• Periodontal Assessment: Evaluates the health of gums and bone structures.
• Endodontics: Assists in root canal treatments by providing detailed images of root canals and surrounding areas.
• Orthodontics: Helps in planning and monitoring orthodontic treatments by capturing images of teeth alignment.
• Implantology: Aids in planning and placing dental implants accurately.