The adaptive PAN function provides, in a single scan, 5 optimised images from which users can choose the panoramic view that best suits their diagnostic needs. Captured orthogonally, the dental arch image clearly highlights interproximal spaces and the entire root structure without any overlap

The highly compact teleradiographic arm completes the available 2D functions with a wide range of CEPH tests carried out with dedicated protocols for high-resolution imaging. With collimation designed to reduce X-ray doses and quick scan times the focus is on the patient’s health.

Standard panoramic software provides a complete, accurate view of the dental arches, maxillary sinuses and temporomandibular joints. The integrated feature of panoramic view orthogonal capturing perfectly highlights interproximal spaces and the entire root structure without any overlap.

Child panoramic imaging with vertical collimation and low radiated dose: field of view and exposure are adapted to the paediatric patient’s build.

The trajectories dedicated to the temporomandibular joints (TMJ) generate four projections with a single scan: two lateral and two postero-anterior, with mouth either open or closed.

The SIN software uses a focal layer that has been specially designed to improve maxillary sinus examinations. A dedicated support allows to obtain both frontal and lateral slices.

Clear detailed images limited only to the teeth, either whole or partial, with orthogonal projection and better signal-noise ratio. Ideal for periodontal controls.

Optimised collimated interproximal projection with a low dose to study dental crowns. An alternative to intraoral bitewings, with a less invasive and more comfortable procedure.