Dental Imaging

The new DEXIS Titanium sensor captures consistent, extraordinary, high-quality images with improved tissue contrast across a broader spectrum of radiation levels, especially at lower doses. New components are integrated using proprietary methods that give DEXIS Titanium a distinct advantage in image quality thereby creating phenomenal radiographs that instill greater confidence in diagnosis. Read More...

Integrating ACTEON products into his Mac-based environment has been smooth and easy for Dr. Rudy Paolucci, who invested in the ACTEON PSPIX2 phosphor plate system, SOPIX2 intraoral sensors, and SoproCARE intraoral camera. Read about the benefits he's experienced. Read More...

Implant dentistry can be fully digital using a combination of 3D cone beam imaging and digital scanning. Together they capture precise measurements that lead to a streamlined process and superior implant placement. Read More...

Panoramic radiography has been an important component of dental diagnostic radiology for over 40 years.

See how the latest software release expands control over viewing anatomy and treatment planning in 3-D.

Engaging patients in their own care decisions is much easier when they see what their dentist sees. DEXIS CariVu helps doctors monitor caries to determine when to take action or when to wait. With no radiation, it’s appealing for patients who do not want X-rays or are not yet due for them. Find out how one doctor has seen DEXIS CariVu positively impact his workflow and patient experience.

Schick 33 provides image quality that can make substantial improvements to diagnosis and patient acceptance.

A dentist who specializes in sleep medicine explains how she went from resisting the idea of using cone beam technology to using it daily in her practice.

When a doctor decides to invest in 3D imaging, it’s typically for a very specifi c reason, such as implant dentistry. However, Dr. Patrick McGann is one of the many dentists who has learned that the KaVo cone beam unit, with its comprehensive diagnostic capabilities, is valuable in treating a far greater number of patient cases throughout his practice.

For one doctor, the addition of an i-CAT has helped him in implant dentistry by identifying problems ahead of time, and helping to place the implants more quickly and precisely. Learn how having an i-CAT helped save one of his patient’s lives! Read More...