X-Mind Trium True Low Dose: Panoramic 3D - SATELEC

X-Mind Trium True Low Dose Panoramic 3D

Features of X-Mind Trium True Low Dose: 3D Panoramic:

• With up to 50% less radiation exposure and no loss of image quality and accuracy.
• With a unique algorithm coupled with an innovative motion mechanism that brings the X-ray sensor closer to the patient.
• Greater protection for the patient with a more reliable and accurate diagnosis for the professional.
• It integrates advanced high-performance tools to increase diagnostic confidence and improve patient care.
• Bone density around the implant is assessed with a single click, for easier clinical decision-making.
• Its simplified implant planning software generates comprehensive reports in less than a minute.
• It has a small field of view (Ø40x40mm) and provides higher resolution images (75 µm).
• Extremely detailed scanning performed in 12 to 30 seconds depending on the selected field of view.
• It adapts to the growing needs of dental practices by combining 2D panoramic images with 3D images and digital cephalometric analysis.
• Cephalometric radiography offers the simplest patient positioning and the smallest physical footprint on the market.
• Compatible with Windows and Mac.
• It adapts to the working environment of the professional.
• The AIS software allows you to manage panoramic and CBCT images from acquisition to visualisation:
• Implant planning.
• Placement of crowns.
• Tracing of the mandibular nerve.
• Easy navigation in different sections.
• Measurement of surface, distance and angle.
• Consistent and evolving implant library.
• Implant report printout.
• Exchange of information on the network.
• Export of cases to CD or USB memory stick.
• Export to STL format.
• Metal artifact reduction filter.
• Detail optimisation filter for panoramic and cephalometric images.
• ENT module.
• Virtual endoscope.
• Links to patient management software.
• DICOM compatible.

X-Mind Trium True Low Dose Panoramic 3D applications:

• To assess a detailed morphology of the bone tissue.
• Assist in the diagnosis of infectious diseases.
• Examine maxillofacial fractures.
• Determine the procedure for extraction of impacted teeth.
• Carry out an orthodontic assessment.
• Detect dental anomalies.
• To help diagnose temporomandibular joint disorders.
• Explore the maxillary sinuses.