Description
The Vatech PaX-i Plus is a digital dental X-ray machine designed for high-quality imaging in a variety of dental applications. It offers several features tailored for both diagnostic accuracy and patient comfort.
Specifications
Key Features:
High Image Quality: The PaX-i Plus utilizes a high-definition sensor system that captures clear, detailed X-ray images with minimal radiation exposure. This results in enhanced diagnostic capabilities for dentists.
Advanced Imaging Modes: It supports a range of imaging modalities including panoramic, cephalometric, and 3D imaging (cone beam CT in certain configurations). This flexibility makes it useful for comprehensive dental diagnostics.
Patient Safety: The system is designed to reduce radiation exposure to patients, adhering to safety standards in the dental field. It also has features like automatic exposure control, ensuring optimal image quality with minimal radiation.
Ergonomic Design: The machine is often praised for its user-friendly interface and ergonomic design, making it easy for both operators and patients to use. The system typically has a compact design that can fit in small dental clinics while maximizing functionality.
Software Integration: Vatech’s PaX-i Plus integrates with dental practice management software, enabling easy viewing and management of images. It can work seamlessly with digital X-ray sensors and other diagnostic tools to streamline workflow.
Cephalometric and Panoramic Imaging: The PaX-i Plus can perform both 2D panoramic imaging (for assessing the teeth, jaws, and surrounding structures) and cephalometric X-rays (for orthodontic analysis).
3D Imaging Capability (in specific models): For more advanced diagnostics, certain configurations of the PaX-i Plus may include cone beam computed tomography (CBCT), providing 3D imaging for detailed views of bone structures and soft tissues.
Benefits for Dentists:
Enhanced Diagnostic Accuracy: With high-definition imaging and advanced features, dentists can identify problems such as cavities, bone loss, impacted teeth, and other oral health issues more effectively.
Reduced Radiation: Compared to traditional X-ray machines, digital X-ray systems like the PaX-i Plus emit much less radiation, ensuring patient safety.
Time Efficiency: The system delivers fast results, speeding up the diagnostic process and reducing patient wait times.
Patient Comfort:
The machine is designed to minimize discomfort during the imaging process, with adjustable settings and a patient-friendly design that accommodates a wide range of patients.
Applications:
General Dentistry: For routine diagnostic imaging like checking for cavities, fractures, or periodontal disease.
Orthodontics: For detailed analysis of teeth alignment and jaw structure.
Implantology: For precise planning and evaluation of dental implants.
Oral Surgery: For assessing complex oral health situations that require surgical intervention.