Consistently detailed images and advanced diagnostic capabilities, plus the flexibility to customize digital imaging solutions to fit the practice
We live in a digital world where patients prefer a dental practice that uses technology to improve their experience. Since digital imaging was first introduced to the dental profession, the quality of images has continued to improve. While image clarity is the most cited technical factor for quality imaging, outstanding image resolution is essential for defining edges and for identifying caries and other defects.
With a theoretical resolution of 33 line pairs per millimeter, Schick 33 from Dentsply Sirona Imaging delivers industryleading resolution and quality. The sensor’s patented imaging technology offers consistently detailed images and advanced diagnostic capabilities.
“I love being able to quickly take the images and x-rays I need to both diagnose what is going on in the patient’s mouth and to allow the patient to see the same thing,” said speaker and lecturer Dr. Richard Rosenblatt. “Early detection is the key to quick and effective treatment, and because Schick 33’s image quality is so clear, even patients with no dental knowledge are able to see caries and other problem areas.”
Built on a modular platform, Schick 33 offers the flexibility to customize digital imaging solutions that fit the practice. With broad choices in everything from sensor sizes and cable lengths to USB or WiFi connectivity, clinicians can pick the most appropriate technology for their needs. Plus, all platform components are designed for compatibility and easy integration with many practice management programs so dentists can keep up with changing requirements as they arise, without having to change entire systems.
“Schick 33 has mastered simplification, and this makes it easy for our team to stay digital with everything we do, whether planning a big case, referring a patient, or sending information to an insurance company,” said speaker Dr. Eric J. Roman.
With 3 sensor sizes, multiple cable lengths, and limitless enhancement capabilities, Schick 33 is designed to suit patients, practices, and personal preferences.
“If I ever started a practice, digital x-ray technology would be my first purchase. I love the unbelievable clarity that Schick 33 brings me, and patients love the technology,” Dr. Rosenblatt added.
