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Digital panoramic imaging for dental practices
An orthopantomograph produces a two-dimensional panoramic image of the dentition and jaws. Depending on the model, dedicated programs cover joints, sinuses, selected dental sections and bitewing images.
Choosing a system
Compare imaging programs, detector type, patient positioning, software compatibility and installation requirements. Wall-mounted and floor-supported configurations have different room requirements. Cephalometric imaging requires a dedicated configuration; CBCT requires an appropriate 3D system.
Explore the ACTEON X-MIND PRIME 2D and more dental equipment.