J. MORITA Veraview X800

The J. MORITA Veraview X800 is a versatile all-in-one panoramic, CBCT and cephalometric workhorse, delivering superior image quality for precise diagnostics in both simple and complex cases. Designed to capture high-resolution dental X-rays, CBCT and cephalometric images, the Veraview X800 features 360° scanning (180° option for dose reduction) and an adjustable horizontal X-ray beam to minimize artifacts and enhance image clarity. Its expansive field of view ranges from ø40 to ø150, providing 11 options suitable for orthodontics, implantology, periodontology and endodontics. The Veraview X800 is also remarkably user-friendly, featuring direct, face-to-face patient positioning, a wheelchair-compatible design and an intuitive pictogram touch panel for easy operation.

• Reduced radiation exposure. The J. MORITA Veraview X800 dental X-ray and CBCT unit features advanced dose reduction functions (including a child setting), adjusting based on factors such as jaw shape, body size and exposure areas. It also achieves up to a 40% reduction in 3D dose by adjusting exposure in areas with greater transparency*
• Multiple imaging options. From 2D imaging to cephalometric and 3D imaging capabilities, the Veraview X800 keeps versatility at your fingertips
• Precise patient positioning. Features a panoramic scout function for precise and effortless positioning in small field CBCTs, making it ideal for targeting specific areas of view
• Minimal retakes. Offers an innovative zoom reconstruction feature that allows you to capture an initial image (e.g. 125 μm) and then zoom in to obtain a clearer, high-resolution 80μm image from the same scan: no additional imaging required
• 3D Reuleaux dental arch functionality. Uses a Reuleaux triangle shape instead of the typical cylindrical shape to capture the entire dental arch with less X-ray exposure, focusing only on the relevant areas
• Extensive warranty. The MORITA Veraview X800 boasts a comprehensive three-year warranty, including remote software support

* Compared to exposure when Dose Reduction Mode is turned off.