When more than a simple dental X-ray is needed for diagnostic purposes, dentists from every specialty rely on the Planmeca ProMax 3D Mid for all their 2D and 3D imaging needs. This in-demand CBCT unit takes superior 3D images in versatile volume sizes, ranging from ø4x5 cm — ideal for studies on molar areas and single-implant sites — to ø20x17 cm, which captures the entire facial region and allows for airway analysis. And if a 2D or panoramic X-ray is prescribed, the ProMax 3D Mid seamlessly does that too. So flexible it can grab images as small as a single tooth or as comprehensive as a complete maxillofacial reconstruction, this CBCT unit is consistently trusted to diagnose issues related to the ear, maxillary sinus, TMJ and more.
- Innovative. The Patented Selectively Compliant Articulated Robotic Arm (SCARA) moves in multiple directions and patterns for unrestricted movement during rotational maxillofacial imaging
- Adaptable and accessible. Can be adjusted for a variety of patient sizes, positions and physical capabilities/limitations, including face-to-face, standing, sitting and wheelchair-bound patients
- Proactive. Features Planmeca CALM technology that removes artifacts caused by movement, as well as Ultra Low Dose™ technology that captures 3D images at dramatically reduced patient doses
- Upgradable. Can be upgraded to perform cephalometric, digital impressions/cast-model scanning and ProFace 3D facial photos
- Open-architecture imaging software. Features Planmeca Romexis®, one of the most powerful dental software platforms in the world
- Built for integration. Mac OS compatible and DICOM compliant for a seamless, truly integrated workflow
Anode voltage 60–90kV, 60–120kV
Anode current 1–14 mA
Focal spot 0.5mm, fixed anode
Image detector Flat panel
Image acquisition 200 / 360 degree rotation
Scan time 9–33 s
Typical reconstruction time 2–55 s
Maximum volume sizes
Maximum volume with a single scan Ø20 x 10 cm
Maximum volume with multiple vertical scans Ø20 x 17 cm
Dental programs
Volume size (child mode) [cm]
Tooth
Ø4 x 5 (Ø3.4 x 4.2)
Ø4 x 8 (Ø3.4 x 6.8)
Teeth
Ø8 x 5 (Ø6.8 x 4.2)
Ø8 x 8 (Ø6.8 x 6.8)
Ø10 x 6 (Ø8.5 x 5)
Ø10 x 10 (Ø8.5 x 8.5)
Jaw
Ø16 x 6 (Ø16 x 6)
Ø16 x 10 (Ø16 x 10)
Ø20 x 6 (Ø20 x 6)
Ø20 x 10 (Ø20 x 10)
Face
Ø16 x 16
Ø16 x 9
Ø20 x 10
Ø20 x 17 (Ø20 x 17)
ENT (Ear, Nose, Throat) programs
Volume size (child mode) [cm]
Nose
Ø8 x 8 (Ø6.8 x 6.8)
Sinus
Ø10 x 8 (Ø10 x 8)
Ø10 x 10 (Ø10 x 10)
Ø10 x 14 (Ø10 x 14)
Ø16 x 8 (Ø16 x 8)
Ø16 x 10 (Ø16 x 10)
Ø16 x 14 (Ø16 x 14)
Ø20 x 8 (Ø20 x 8)
Ø20 x 10 (Ø20 x 10)
Ø20 x 14 (Ø20 x 14)
Middle ear
Ø4 x 5 (Ø3.4 x 4.2)
Ø8 x 8 (Ø6.8 x 6.8)
Temporal bone
Ø8 x 8 (Ø6.8 x 6.8)
Vertebrae
Ø8 x 8 (Ø6.8 x 6.8)
Airways
Ø8 x 8 (Ø6.8 x 6.8)
Physical space requirements
Width 135 cm (53.2 in.)
Depth 145 cm (57 in.)
Height* 173–239 cm (68–94 in.)
Weight 131 kg (lbs 289)
With cephalostat:
Width 222 cm (87.4 in.)
Depth 145 cm (57 in.)
Height* 173–239 cm (68–94 in.)
*The maximum height of the unit can be adjusted for offices with limited ceiling space.
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