Diagnose and discuss treatment plans with a patient based on images from multiple sources on one screen.
When patients can clearly see their need for treatment, it can make it easier for them to accept the proposed course of action. Together, the clarity of Schick 33 images and the visualization tools of Sidexis 4 help facilitate patient communication in a way patients will appreciate.
With Schick 33 intraoral sensors, dentists get amazing image detail and an unprecedented level of control with their digital images. Second generation CMOS APS technology combined with the unique Sidexis 4 software integration give dentists the ability to detect anatomy, diagnose situations and discuss treatment plans with a patient based on images from multiple sources all on one screen in one software platform—no switching between imaging programs.
“It is always nice when you don’t have to have multiple software [programs] open to operate in an efficient manner. This combination certainly makes things easier for the staff and for me to view,” said Dr. Doug Schulz of Overland Park, KS.
“It is crucial from a time and money standpoint to be able to see things rapidly and in great detail. Images are instant, and that means less down time,” he added.
Another feature is the software’s error-proof sensor-placement positioning guide—an animated visual of anatomy and placement shows staff the correct holder and where to place the sensor for each image.
With Sidexis 4 and Schick 33, clinicians can be prepared for every clinical situation they encounter now and in the future, as workflow integration of extraoral images from Orthophos and Galileos CBCT systems can provide confidence in being technologically up-to-date in the practice.
“Even if you don’t have 3D yet, you can use this organizational software to store and view what you are doing today with an eye to the future when you do go 3D,” said Dr. Schulz.
