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| Digital machinery allows the image to be viewed soon after it is taken, reducing patient waiting time. The removal of the need to develop film eliminates problems such as poor quality of exposure and reproduction. There are also cost savings on film, development fluid, adhesives and other consumables, and no liquid waste issue. The CCD sensor is also compact, so patients don’t feel confined when in position. During positioning a clear view of the patient can be established quickly. Using clear, digital panorama images makes it easier to explain dental health issues to patients and can play a major role in obtaining informed consent. |
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| Design Concept
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Integrated, organic design puts patients at ease
Using natural curves and lines, the design achieves a simple and organic effect. The soft undulations and richness of form have a calming impact on patients. |
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Relaxing point colors
The parts and logo are colored a matching light blue. In psychology this color has been shown to have a calming effect. The consistent color scheme helps patients to relax. |
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Easy-to-understand control panel
The control panel display is larger than previous models, and is laid out on the upper part of the head cover for ease of viewing. Imaging can be checked from outside the X-ray room. |
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