If you’re ever at a dental convention, and you stop by one of the booths set up by these dental sensor manufacturing companies, the demo images you see on their laptop or their brochures – may not reflect exactly what you see on your computer. I’ll get into the software part in a minute. There are a bunch of different ones out there with varying capabilities of modifying and displaying the xray image on the computer. What we really care about is – can I see caries? Can I see decay or any pathology clearly on these xrays?Īn important factor that actually affects the image quality is the image management software.
Sure, some may have better resolution or clarity, but you may not be able to tell the difference. If you look at the dental sensors manufactured by some of the top companies out there, they all produce great diagnostic quality xrays. So, just like the xray systems we discussed before, let’s get into the specifics of these sensors.įirst is the image quality.
Some of the names are XDR, Gendex, Schick by Serona, Dexis, etc. There are plenty of companies that manufacture dental sensors.
Let’s get into the second most important piece when it comes to digital x-rays – Your xray sensors.
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Continue to read on for the full video Transcript: This is a continuation of Part I from the previous video I posted on Digital Dental Xray System – What you need to know before purchasing. If you’re in the market for a dental xray sensor either for your startup dental office or an existing office, first thought that comes to mind is where do I even start? or what should I be looking for? With this video, I discuss the following factors you need to consider when buying a digital dental xray sensor:
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