Soredex Cranex-D Panoramic X Ray

The Soredex Panoramic Cranex D with a ceph x ray option provides a full range of panoramic and cephalometric examinations to meet the needs of almost any practice.

SOREDEX® has over 30 years of expertise in state-of-the-art dental imaging systems. The Soredex & reg Cranex D with cephalometric option provides a full range of panoramic and cephalometric examinations to meet the needs of almost any practice.

A panoramic x-ray allows the dental practitioner to view the parts of the mouth that are difficult to see in traditional or even digital x-rays. By using a panoramic machine, all areas of the mouth and jaw are clearly visible and may be viewed in one complete image. This allows the dentist to see how the entire mouth and jaw are positioned as well as any issues that are not visible through a traditional series. This is often used to view wisdom teeth and their positions in regards to surrounding teeth, bone, and tissue.

The Soredex Cranex-D is a panoramic X-ray machine designed for dental imaging. It provides high-quality panoramic radiographs, which are essential for diagnosing dental conditions, planning treatments, and assessing jaw structures.

Key Features typically include:

1. Image Quality: Produces clear and detailed images, which help in identifying cavities, tumors, and bone abnormalities.
2. User-Friendly Interface: Often comes with an intuitive control panel and software for easy operation.
3. Versatility: Can be used for various imaging needs, including orthodontic assessments and implant planning.
4. Patient Comfort: Designed to minimize discomfort during the imaging process.
5. Advanced Technology: May include features like digital imaging and automatic exposure settings to enhance accuracy.

The Soredex Cranex-D panoramic X-ray machine offers several benefits for dental practices and patients:

1. Comprehensive Imaging: Captures a broad view of the teeth, jaws, and surrounding structures, allowing for thorough assessments.
2. Early Detection: Helps identify dental issues early, such as cavities, impacted teeth, and bone loss, improving treatment outcomes.
3. Efficiency: Quick imaging process reduces the time patients spend in the chair, enhancing overall patient experience.
4. Reduced Radiation Exposure: Advanced technology often means lower radiation doses compared to traditional X-rays, making it safer for patients.
5. Enhanced Diagnosis and Treatment Planning: Provides detailed images that aid in more accurate diagnoses and effective treatment planning, especially for orthodontics and implants.
6. Patient Comfort: The design typically prioritizes patient comfort, making the procedure easier and less stressful.
7. Digital Integration: Many models allow for seamless integration with digital systems for easier storage, sharing, and analysis of images.

Specifications for the Soredex Cranex-D panoramic X-ray machine:

1. Imaging Technique: Digital panoramic imaging.
2. Exposure Time: Typically ranges from 10 to 18 seconds, depending on the specific settings.
3. Radiation Dose: Designed to deliver lower radiation doses compared to conventional X-rays, with specific values varying by model and settings.
4. Field of View (FOV): Provides a wide field of view, capturing the entire dental arch, maxilla, and mandible.
5. Image Format: Supports various formats for image storage and sharing, often including DICOM compatibility.
6. Image Resolution: High resolution, often around 1,000 x 1,000 pixels or higher, ensuring detailed images.
7. Software: Comes with user-friendly imaging software for image analysis, enhancement, and management.
8. Ergonomic Design: Adjustable chin rest and head positioner for patient comfort and accurate imaging.
9. Additional Features: May include cephalometric imaging capabilities, bitewing, and other specialized views depending on the model.
10. Power Supply: Typically operates on standard electrical outlets, with specifications depending on the region.