Veterinary Intra-Oral Detector
Options | Waterproof |
Applications | Intraoral For Veterinary Radiography |
CMOS Dental Detector – exceptional X-ray images for dental imagingThe modern CMOS sensor of the X-ray detector was specifically designed for general-purpose radiographic diagnosis in the veterinarian practice. It is suitable for all intraoral dental radiography requirements and for high-resolution X-ray images of the paws of small animals. br/>
The sensor’s service life is ensured by the protection of the sensor surface by a fiberglass plate. The X-ray detector is dust and waterproof and is connected via a USB interface. It is also user-friendly. The animal patients are provided with additional comfort by the sensor’s rounded corners.
The Medici package includes the software dicomPACS DX-R, which can be operated comfortably on a touchscreen or laptop. It is designed to accommodate your workflow and generates high-quality X-ray images with minimal time delay.
Benefits and Features of the Dental Detector• Superior image quality and high resolution• AED – no need for X-ray unit adjustment• Appropriate for the capture of high-resolution images of animal paws and dental X-rays.• Extremely cost-effective• IP67-certified for durability, dust resistance, and waterproofing• Broad dynamic range• Lightweight


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