CBCT, Panoramic, and Cephalometric X-rays

Digital Imaging Technology

In today's healthcare landscape, digital imaging has become essential. At our clinic, we offer CT, panoramic x-rays, and cephalometric imaging, enabling us to swiftly and efficiently plan treatments with our patients.

 

We strive to keep pace with the latest advancements in science and technology, ensuring that our state-of-the-art equipment and our staff, renowned for their expertise, provide the highest quality of service. Our CT images can be conveniently delivered on CD or loaded onto a USB drive for easy access.

 

Dentium "Rainbow™ CT"

Dental CT scans are pivotal in patient diagnosis and treatment management. That's why it's crucial to have a CT device in the clinic that can deliver precise diagnostics with a wide Field of View (FOV) and distortion-free images.

To meet these needs, Dentium has introduced the Rainbow™ CT, an x-ray diagnostic system that facilitates rapid imaging and straightforward diagnostics on-site.

The Rainbow™ CT is a versatile 3-in-1 system providing CBCT, Panoramic, and Cephalometric images for comprehensive dental imaging. It can simultaneously produce images with a 16x10 cm FOV, offering clear visuals of both the upper and lower jaw, including the posterior and TMJ areas.

 

This device employs a stitching technique to adjust the diagnostic area across the full maxillofacial region, enabling precise captures of the sinus area as well as the lower mandible and jawbone. It supports the largest FOV sizes of 16x10 and 16x18 cm (with stitching), ensuring extensive coverage.

Panoramic images, optimized through an ideal arc path and image reconstruction algorithm, provide a clear, noise-free view across the entire scanned area, particularly of the anterior regions, facilitating accurate diagnosis.

The Rainbow™ 3D Viewer software, developed by Dentium for diagnostics, was designed in collaboration with multiple doctors to simplify complex features, making it user-friendly for those new to CT technology.

 

Imaging Duration

Each examination, including the transfer of data (recorded on a CD), takes approximately 20 minutes.