That means more clinically useable, more consistent images at a wider range of exposure settings.
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On a serious note, DEXIS hardware and software on the single-size sensor work together to compensate for radiation variances to guard against over- and under-exposure. If Goldilocks had access to that type of exclusive architecture, she probably wouldn’t have needed to break into the bears’ house for excitement. The following guides can be used to create templates for the Gendex or DEXIS Platinum intraoral sensors.
The high-resolution CMOS sensor maximizes active area at the pixel level that brings out the smallest details in the X-ray image, and the 14-bit analog to digital converter generates 16,000 shades of gray so you can see the subtlest variations in densities. PureImage™ Technology is a simple name for some very complex science behind this sensor. This design lends itself to precise placement in all size mouths, and while patients may not fall fast asleep in the dental chair, the added comfort and easy positioning of the sensor can help them accept the radiological process more easily.īesides a more comfortable imaging experience, the most important part of any sensor’s job is to produce excellent quality images. Through a combination of advanced hardware and software technologies, the DEXIS Platinum sensor delivers clinically meaningful images that are extremely clear and highly detailed.
This Is A Brand New Open Box Unit, Never Before Used. The Platinum PerfectSize™ Sensor is suited to all patients thanks to its TrueComfort™ design, with beveled corners, a smooth, round casing, and small angled dome. Dexis Platinum PLU5101S Intraoral X-Ray Sensor. With the DEXIS™ Platinum sensor, clinicians can capture excellent images with a single-size sensor that fits “just right ” - whether the patient is father-sized, mother-sized, child-sized, or any size in between. You don’t have to wander among the many brands, until you can’t see the forest for the trees. With all of the brands out there, some sensors were too big and some were too sharp, and no dental assistant should have to bear those kind of imaging issues. Finding a sensor that pleases both the patient and the clinician used to be the stuff that fairy tales were made of.
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