Digital Panoramic Unit:
The Teb Azma Center is equipped with the Vatech PaX-i 2D panoramic system, including cephalometric imaging and advanced, specialized EzDent-i software for cephalometric image analysis (optional). With the most complete and advanced image processing and editing capabilities, the system allows for automatic selection of the patient’s jaw type and shape, as well as automatic adjustment of exposure settings according to the patient’s gender and age.
Additionally, the use of Vatech’s dedicated CMOS sensors with high sensitivity and frame count in imaging allows for radiation to be performed under lower exposure settings (MA 4-10), thereby reducing the patient’s received radiation dose while still producing images with maximum clarity across all jaw regions.
This device features the shortest exposure time (10 seconds) for generating a full panoramic image, thereby reducing motion artifacts. Its elegant and functional face-to-face patient positioning design increases operational speed and image accuracy.
The following services are provided in this unit:
1. Cephalometric imaging utilizing high-sensitivity CMOS sensors
2. High-resolution imaging to detect the finest details for diagnosis of root-related diseases
3. Specialized dental radiography for dentists working in the field of dental implants
4. Single-tooth and bitewing radiography
The device’s sensors are capable of completing imaging in less than 10 seconds.
The single-tooth radiography device at Teb Azma Center is the Unity Xmind model from ACTEON De Gotzen (Italy), one of the most comprehensive and well-known dental radiography systems.
Tabesh Parto Center is also equipped with the Vatech PaX-i panoramic device and the exclusive EzDent-i software, which, with its top-tier processing and editing features, enables automatic selection of the jaw type and shape, and auto-adjusts exposure settings based on patient age and gender.
Here as well, the use of Vatech’s proprietary high-sensitivity CMOS sensors with a high frame rate enables low-exposure imaging (MA 4-10), thereby reducing the radiation dose to the patient while still delivering maximally clear images across all jaw regions.
This device features minimum exposure time (10 seconds) for full panoramic image acquisition, reducing the impact of motion artifacts. It also features a modern and efficient design for face-to-face positioning, enhancing imaging speed and precision.
The Vatech PaX-i panoramic system, produced by Vatech Corporation (South Korea), is among the most complete and well-known dental radiography systems. In addition to OPG imaging, the center also offers single-tooth and bitewing radiography services.
Since patient positioning in front of the device is a key factor affecting radiographic quality, Vatech’s system, using an automatic focus mode, evaluates individual conditions and selects the optimal positioning accordingly.
It is also noteworthy that the actual size of the images is preserved, which is especially important for dentists involved in dental implant procedures.
