Digital X-rays are quickly replacing traditional film x-ray through dental practices worldwide. Some advantages of dental digital radiography may include immediate viewing of images- no chemical processing time like traditional photographic film, higher resolution images, ability to manipulate images with digital x-ray software, immediate sharing and transfer of patient profile and x-ray images with other healthcare providers, reusable digital dental x-ray sensors and less radiation to the patient. If your dental practice still uses traditional film x-ray and have an interest in going digital, contact your x-ray device vendor and inquire about a kit to upgrade your x-ray device to digital, or research a universal option. If interested in purchasing a new digital x-ray device, consider dental cone beam 3D imaging or a standard dental digital panoramic/ Cephalometric x-ray system. Buyers Guide
Dr. Kent W. Stapley
One clinician’s journey from working with film and chemicals to discovering all the benefits of using digital dental radiography.
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A side-by-side comparison of dental intraoral cameras with auto focus or adjustable focus.
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Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Noah Levine
The launch of ISI’s new i-CAT FLX is an example of how manufacturers are working to develop the products clinicians really want.
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Dr. Jeff Rohde, DDS, MS
A look at a historical toothpaste ad sparks a renewed appreciation for where dentistry has gone today.
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Modular digital imaging system can provide 2D panoramic, cephalometric and 3D dental imaging.
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Two digital panoramic imaging systems from Instrumentarium Dental will be available at a Mission of Mercy clinic.
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Versatile 3D imaging system also captures 2D digital panoramic and cephalometric images.
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Measures light intensity of LED and halogen curing lights.
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