Why Clinicians are Choosing Schick 33 Digital Sensors
There are clinicians who are on their third generation of Schick digital sensors, going back to the CDR version.
They continue to choose and upgrade their Schick technologies because they integrate seamlessly with their practice management software plus provide exceptional image quality compared to traditional film x-ray.
You’ve heard the many reasons for moving away from traditional film x-rays: from eliminating dark room duty and purchasing processing chemicals, to less radiation exposure, more accessible and space-saving image storage, and the ability to manipulate digital images in a way that is simply not possible with film x-rays. You can read a recent Dental Product Shopper article by Bob Conte, DMD, who is among the long-time Schick users who considers their sensors to be the workhorse technology in their practices.
The latest generation, Schick 33, not only provides the highest quality and easiest-to-read digital images available, the software enables image enhancement tools that can be used to achieve unparalleled diagnostics.
Settings can be changed, as well as personalized, to meet specific diagnostic needs, ideal for general dentistry, endodontics, periodontics, and restorative cases. Clinicians report that features such as zoom, contrast, and colorization, make caries detection a much more simple process, and that they are detecting caries earlier. The technology also allows the patient to immediately and clearly see what the dentist sees, which leads to increased case acceptance. Patient comfort is increased by the Schick 33’s rounded edges as well as the three available sensor sizes (0, 1, and 2). The innovative interchangeable cable technology allows for the use of three different cable lengths (3, 6, and 9 feet), while downtime is reduced by the ease with which cables can be disconnected, reconnected, and replaced.