Panaromik ve Sefalometrik Model Pantos DG Plus
Panaromik ve Sefalometrik Model Pantos DG Plus
Flexibility
The use of a removable digital sensor, which can be
alternatively operated in panoramic or cephalometric
mode, makes the system effi cient allowing for wide
fl exibility of use at the lowest possible cost.
The system comes complete with OrisWin DG Suite,
a dental imaging package with networking
capabilities, covering extra-oral and intra-oral
radiology but open to other imaging devices. Digital
imaging processing includes features such as invert,
color, contrast, brightness, gamma, sharpen, median,
and measurement. The built in fi ltering options and
image manipulation tools assure optimized diagnostic
images with enhanced details, consistently.
Simply digital
The unit uses a CCD sensor driven for maximum
defi nition of panoramic and cephalometric images.
This is done using a constant potential x-ray generator
and a tube with a small focal spot which guarantee
superb image quality that will remain constant
over time.
The system is easy to use with automatic image
acquisition, quick processing and display on the
computer screen so as to highlight the most
important details.
Operations
The symbols on the control panel are intuitive.
There are seven panoramic and three cephalometric
programs provided and the system can deal with four
sizes of patients: (P1) panoramic examination with
constant vertical magnifi cation of the dental arch,
(P2) reduced dose panoramic imaging for children,
(P3) left side dentition, (P4) right side dentition, (P5)
anterior dentition, (P6) lateral temporo-mandibular
joint (TMJ) in normal occlusion and fully open that can
be carried out twice with no interval and (P7) frontal
view of maxillary sinuses, (P8) Antero Posterior view
(P9) Latero Lateral projection (with soft tissue fi ltering),
(P10) Carpus, with hand support. Submento Vertex
Projections can be done in AP mode.
Use
The system is both compact and comfortable
where the patient faces a mirror in the traditional
fashion. Alignment is carried out quickly on a static
patient and the use of three laser beams ensures
perfect centering. Overjet from mandibular retrusion
or protrusion is rectifi ed with motorised horizontal
translation of the carriage. Adjustable temporomandibular resting bars for added stability are
available on request.
The carriage is locked in position by an
electromagnetic brake and can be moved vertically
to such an extent that patients in wheelchairs can be
easily accommodated. A free-standing base unit is
available for when wall fi xing is not possible...
