Digital Radiography

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2D(36)
CBCT (3D)(59)
Digital Sensors(41)
Digital Sensor Accessories(30)
Phosphor Plates(9)
MANUFACTURER
Acteon
Air Techniques
Belmont Equipment
Camsight Co., Inc.
Carestream Dental
Denterprise International
DentiMax, Inc.
Dentsply Sirona
DEXIS, LLC
Gendex Dental Systems
Imageworks
Instrumentarium
KaVo Dental
Kavo Kerr
Led Dental Inc.
Midmark Corporation
Mmd Systems
MyRay
Owandy Usa
Planmeca USA
Schick
Sigma Group
Sota Imaging
Suni Medical Imaging, Inc.
Vatech
Xdr Radiology
Warranty
2 Years
3 Years
1 Year
Software Included
Yes
Relative Film Size
1 and 2
2
Line Pairs
25 LP/mm
DICOM Compatible
Yes
No
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Schick 33

Schick

Schick 33 intraoral sensor from Schick by Sirona combines high-resolution images and dynamic image management. The sensor’s patented imaging technology offers a theoretical resolution limit of 33...

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EZSensor

EZSensor

Vatech

EZSensor offers excellent diagnostic images that are essential to successful implant surgery and endodontic treatment. Featuring...
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Schick 33

Schick 33

Schick

Schick 33 intraoral sensor from Schick by Sirona combines high-resolution images and dynamic image management. The sensor’s patented...
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Snapshot

Snapshot

Instrumentarium

The Snapshot sensors lend themselves to all types of dental practices and intraoral imaging needs. The sensors are particularly easy to...
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PSPIX

PSPIX

Acteon

ACTEON created PSPIX to be the first personal imaging plate scanner on the market. The single-user, digital phosphor plate imaging...
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CAMSIGHT

CAMSIGHT

Camsight Co., Inc.

The CamSight CMOS sensor does not require an adaptor or interface board between the sensor and a computer.
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Visteo Rotatable Sensor

Visteo Rotatable Sensor

Owandy Usa

Owandy's Visteo wireless intraoral sensor provides freedom of movement and ease of diagnosis.
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Dr. Suni Plus

Dr. Suni Plus

Suni Medical Imaging, Inc.

Digital X-Ray Sensors Suni's ultra-thin Dr. Suni Plus digital sensors are designed for optimal resolution, diagnostic and dose...
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Zen-X

Zen-X

MyRay

With a 14-bit CMOS sensor capable of more than 16,000 grey shades, Zen-X is capable of exceptional image detail.  
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QuickRay USB

QuickRay USB

Denterprise International

Quick Pick Denterprise International's QuickRay SensorQuickRay embeds all electronics directly in the sensor and requires only a simple...
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Owandy Krystal-X Easy

Owandy Krystal-X Easy

Owandy Usa

The Krystal-X Easy digital x-ray sensor includes both wired and wireless options. Owandy Krystal-X Easy digital sensors, which have...
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CDMx

CDMx

Camsight Co., Inc.

CamSight introduces the most user-friendly sensor on the market today.
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Bio-Ray SDX

Bio-Ray SDX

Sigma Group

Small pixel size, fiber-optic plate, and needle structure scintillator make the Bio-Ray SDX intraoral sensor from Sigma Digital X-Ray...
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  • Allison Walker

    The Advantages of Schick 33: According to Your Peers

    Schick 33 intraoral sensors (Schick by Sirona) provide high-resolution digital images and dynamic, integrated image management. Clinicians find they can easily adjust images to view them as needed and show to patients. In case you are wondering what colleagues are saying about using Schick 33 intraoral scanners, here’s an overview: Philip...

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  • Allison Walker

    The Trials and Tribulations of the Kinked Sensor Cord

    There is no doubt about it—the digital x-ray has simplified intraoral image management and streamlined workflow. It has enhanced the diagnosis process with its high-resolution images. And it has sped up the whole x-ray process by eliminating numerous steps and hassles. But there is the matter of the vulnerability of the sensor cord. From...

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  • Alan Jurim, DDS

    Q&A: Building a Digital Ecosystem With Dr. Alan Jurim, DDS

    Q: What does it mean to be a fully digital practice in 2018? A: In my practice, what it really means to be fully digital is more than just one element, such as intraoral scanning, photography, video, or digital manufacturing processes. What it truly means to be digital, in my mind, is the integration of how all these systems are working...

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  • Marie

    Have Your X-rays Gone Digital Yet?

    Technology has come a long way since Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen received the first Nobel Prize in Physics in 1901. Air Techniques’ newest solution in dental imaging help you take, manage and evaluate X-rays with the new ScanX Swift View digital radiography system. Use the ScanX Swift View to easily convert to a digital workflow for your X-rays; it...

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  • Julie Cullen

    ClikRay—Less Is More

    Don’t you find it to be true that the fewer parts you have to deal with—whether it’s a recipe, a computer, or a dental device or tool—the less complicated your life is? Strauss Diamond, offers a product that’s all about the idea of less being more. The ClickRay all-in-one sensor holder system has only 3 parts compared to the 14 parts of most...

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  • Allison Walker

    Sidexis 4 for Optimum Workflow

    Sidexis 4, the latest version of Dentsply Sirona’s imaging processing software, seamlessly integrates Schick 33 intraoral sensors into Sidexis software. Giving users access to Schick 33’s enhancement tools provides the opportunity to display a patient’s images side by side to enhance diagnosis, customize treatment planning, and patient...

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