Written by Administrator Saturday, 01 December 2007 00:00
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Myray is a wireless intraoral digital sensor using Bluetooth technology for image transmission. It features a sophisticated x-ray sensor that is capable of image acquisition at minimal exposure dosage. It’s worn by the patient and is powered by rechargeable batteries. With virtually no wires to a computer, no power supply, and no USB interface, myray broadcasts the image to a small, inexpensive USB key, which plugs directly into any PC computer.
Sirona’s new intraoral sensor, XIOS, incorporates the latest CMOS APS (active pixel sensor) technology and offers the perfect combination of low noise with optimized resolution. The elegant USB module guarantees data transmission to the computer virtually, in real time. Available in sizes 1 and 2, XIOS features a slim sensor design with smooth edges for easy positioning. In addition, the new disposable, self-adhesive sensor holders make positioning in patients’ mouths even easier. The plug-and-play sensor system is easy to install and can be operated on different PCs. Combined with Sirona’s intuitive Sidexis Imaging Software, XIOS produces high-quality images for immediate and accurate diagnosis. For more information, call Sirona Dental Systems at (800) 659-5977 or visit 
DEXIS is among the most highly awarded digital x-ray systems, well-known for features like One-Click FMS and ClearVU image enhancement. Its unique PerfectSize sensor has distinct design advantages. It has electronics on the sensor’s back so the active imaging area is nearly 100% of the total sensor size. Four rounded corners and a seamless casing allows precise positioning while ensuring patient comfort. The patented cord placement facilitates vertical and horizontal bite-wings and all periapicals with a single sensor, thus eliminating the cost of multiple-sized sensors. It integrates with all major practice management programs, digital pan systems, and cameras. For more information, call DEXIS at (888) 883-3947, e-mail 
The DENTRIX ImageRAYi intraoral sensors are designed for easy, quick acquisition and ease of use within DENTRIX Image software. The system’s USB 2.0 plug-and-play technology allows the user to capture, view, and enhance images in seconds. Each sensor’s exclusive 16-bit CCD chip provides more than 65,000 shades of gray to deliver high-quality x-ray images. Three sensor sizes are offered, including a newly designed bite-wing size, that allow for easier sensor positioning and patient comfort. ImageRAYi utilizes a convenient, portable design that allows the sharing of one sensor with many operatories. For more information, call Dentrix Dental Systems at (800) DENTRIX or visit 
Specifically designed to provide easydental customers with a highly portable and cost-effective digital imaging solution, easyray intraoral sensors utilize USB connectivity and “active column” CMOS technology to yield fast, quality images that help consolidate workflow and build productivity. The sensors are available in 2 sizes. Paired with easyimage software, dental professionals can take full advantage of image enhancements, clinical imaging tools, and electronic communications. For more information, call Easy Dental at (800) 768-6464 or visit the Web site 
The CDMx Digital X-Ray is among the most user-friendly sensors on the market today. The sensor has rounded corners for patient comfort, yet the exposure area remains equivalent to film sizes. Therefore, image quality and size are not compromised, unlike typical rounded sensors. It comes packaged with its own signature sensor holder that locks into a groove in the sensor so it won’t move in the patient’s mouth and is easy to position. Dentists can also take and view crisp, clean digital x-ray images for better diagnoses and increased case acceptance. For more information, call CamSight at (877) 477-2580, extension 500, or visit the Web site 
XDR, a digital radiographic system created by dentists for dentists, is a complete imaging solution with intraoral radiographic sensors, simple and high-quality capture from pan/ceph units, intraoral cameras, scanners, PSP units, and more. Chosen by the UCLA School of Dentistry, XDR is dramatically easier to use and bridges with all practice management systems. Advanced imaging filters go beyond the limits of film and the human eye. Patented bidirectional scaling allows more accurate measurements in any direction, enabling the only accurate digital implant overlay available. Patented distortion correction undoes the effects of projective distortions, allowing for more comfortable sensor placement. For more information, call XDR Radiology at (888) XDR-XRAY.
Now in its fifth year on the market, thousands of dentists have discovered the value, ease of use, and image quality of EVA Digital X-Ray. Rave reviews from users everywhere have confirmed that EVA is the system of choice for discerning dentists. EVA features an industry-leading 3-year limited warranty and comes bundled with easy-to-use Pro-Image Software. The value-priced docking stations make it easy to add extra operatories. EVA is available in both size 1 and 2 sensors.
EVA+, a new addition to the EVA Digital X-Ray family, features dentistry’s only digital sensor rounded in all 3 dimensions for maximum patient comfort. EVA+ features an industry-leading 3-year limited warranty, easy-to-use ProImage Software, economically priced docking stations, and awesome image quality. EVA+ delivers a full rectangular image for maximum diagnostic information. EVA+ is available in both size 1 and 2 sensors and comes packaged in a durable, attractive carrying case. For more information, call Dent-X at (800) 225-1702 or visit 
RFDENTIST sensors are CCD-based and come in 2 models: a 24 lp/mm and 26 lp/mm. This means higher definition images that translate to a better diagnosis. With the electronics on the back and the radiation area almost to the outer edge, there is a 22% greater sensitivity region. For more information, call RFDENTIST at (866) 646-3001 or e-mail 
Available in both B1 and B2 sensor sizes, DIXI3 Digital Intraoral Sensors are hermetically sealed and fully submersible for improved asepsis. Features also include 26-lp/mm resolution, a 12-bit dynamic range allowing for up to a 16 bit/16,384 gray-scale. The 4-mm thin sensors have a flexible and repair-able cable-to-sensor connection for easy and comfortable patient positioning. The Net-work Interface Box (NIB) with Ethernet technology allows direct network connectivity; 2 sensors can be used with a single interface. USB and PCI interfaces are also available. PLANMECA’s Peace of Mind Warranty program for added security covers DIXI3 Sensors. See your local authorized dealer for more information. DIXI3 sensors are a sensible, secure investment for your practice. For more information, call PLANMECA USA at (630) 529-2300 or visit the Web site 
Gendex VisualiX eHD Intraoral Sensors form an ergonomic, high-definition digital imaging system. Utilizing the latest CCD technology, the eHD sensor delivers instant high-resolution images of amazing clarity and detail, while the advanced electronics of high-speed USB-2 technology ensure outstanding system reliability. The eHD’s ergonomic design of rounded corners and smooth edges provides maximum patient comfort while allowing for precise positioning. Sensors are offered in 2 sizes that correspond with the most commonly used film sizes. For more information, call Gendex Dental Systems at (888) 275-5286 or visit 
The KODAK RVG 6100 Digital Radiography System offers improved positioning, patient comfort, and sensor reliability through the new design, in addition to providing some of the highest image resolution in the industry. The new sensor design helps enable more accurate and comfortable positioning and a wider variety of intraoral examinations. The rounded corners help make the sensors more comfortable for patients, and the new cable attachment helps provide both easier positioning and cable robustness. In addition to capturing periapical and bite-wing exams with size 1 and 2 sensors, the RVG 6100 System features new size 0 sensors specifically designed for pediatric examinations. For more information, call Kodak Dental Group at (800) 944-6365 or visit the Web site 
The Bio-Ray SDX Intraoral Digital Radiography Sys-tem is the answer to your demand for a reliable, high-quality imaging system. Bio-Ray SDX utilizes the latest technology, incorporating a high-end CCD, needle structure scintillator, and fiber-optic plate to provide you with high resolution and image quality. Together with Xray-Vision Imaging Software and the exceptional training and support, the Bio-Ray SDX is one of the best intraoral digital radiography systems available today. A 3-year hardware warranty and free software updates are included. For more information, call Sigma Digital X-Ray at (800) 331-6077 or visit the Web site 
OpTime system is an x-ray scanner from Soredex. OpTime is a chairside, self-erasing x-ray scanner designed to offer all of the advantages of intraoral imaging plates (wireless, flexible, filmlike, and easy to use) without the disadvantages of rigid, difficult-to-position sensors. In about 5 seconds, OpTime will scan, display, correctly mount and orient, and erase the plate, all in the room where the x-ray was taken. Like a wired, direct sensor, OpTime images are instantaneously available, and when used with Clini-View XV software, dragging, dropping, mounting, and rotating are eliminated. For more information, call Soredex USA at (800) 558-6120 or visit 
The world’s first and only true wireless sensor, CDR Wireless from Schick transmits images via radiowaves to the computer, where they are instantly displayed on the screen. Sensor operation is automatic, and the images can be viewed without removing the sensor from the patient’s mouth. Additionally, sensor images never need to be downloaded, processed, or erased. CDR Wireless sensors are available in sizes 1 and 2, corresponding to the most commonly used sizes of dental film, and they work seamlessly with current Schick CDR digital radiography systems. For more information, call Patterson Dental at (800) 873-7683.
Schick CDR digital x-ray sensors use active pixel sensor (APS) CMOS technology to produce sharp, clear images that appear instantly on a computer screen. The universal serial bus (USB) port provides portability, while Schick’s customizable, practice-friendly software is easy to use and offers multiple, powerful features for diagnostic, education, and patient communication purposes. CDR is compatible with virtually all x-ray tubes. For more information, call Patterson Dental at (800) 873-7683.
Dr. Suni features a sensor that is 3.2 mm for improved positioning and comfort and is available in the same sizes as film: 0, 1, and 2. Easy contrast and brightness adjustments take diagnostic accuracy to a higher level. Also included is Prof. Suni, a complete software package that integrates with all practice management software programs. Three great reasons to choose Suni: it has the world’s thinnest sensor, offers some of the best value in digital radiography, and is from the only company in the industry that offers a free 5-year warranty. For more information, call SUNI Medical Imaging at (800) GET-SUNI or visit the Web site 
ScanX Duo is the compact Intraoral ScanX packed with performance advantages. The Duo is simple to use and quick to master. Intelligent track control (ITC) allows processing slots to be simultaneously and independently controlled. With ITC, 2 operators, seeing 2 different patients can use the Duo at the same time. Measuring just 12 x 10 x 10.5 in, it’s perfect for an x-ray pass through. Duo uses phosphor storage plates, which are ultrathin, wireless, flexible, and reusable thousands of times. In-Line Erase automatically scans and erases in 1 continuous cycle. For more information, call Air Techniques at (800) AIR-TECH or visit the Web site Copyright © 2013 Dentistry Today. All Rights Reserved.
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