What are digital intraoral sensors? How do digital intraoral sensors benefit dental patients? How hard are digital sensors to use? I am going to address these questions and more to help enlighten you on this innovative new technology.

Simply put, digital intraoral sensors are X-ray imaging equipment that brings improved resolution images to dentists to help their patients. No longer is there a need for endangering dental patients to the frightening X-ray machines that exposed them to harmful radiation.

Remember the giant vests that were once common instruments used for X-ray images during your dental visit? Digital intraoral sensors eliminate the need for the exposure, these vests, and the giant machines that were once necessary for such high-quality images.

But now the next question you probably have is are they as efficient as the old equipment? Actually, they offer dental offices better images more quickly with easily operated equipment. The digital intraoral sensors have a pristine image quality that is delivered in high-resolution directly through a USB port. Obviously, this gives a trained dentist the ability to better diagnosis any oral or dental problem in a quicker and more efficient time frame and saves the patients from additional costs with repeated visits.

Now, how exactly do they work? Are they uncomfortable? Absolutely not. Digital intraoral sensors are built with rounded corners, smooth edges, and come in two sizes. They have an extra softening cover with removable silicon. This is to ensure that digital intraoral sensors fit any size mouth, for children or adults. And all of this can take place with the dental patient comfortably in his or her chair. They bring X-ray images in view for the dentist in as little as three seconds, making it quicker than any imaging technology used before.

For dental offices, here are the technical specs on the newest digital intraoral sensors:

• Durable Polyamide Housing
• Less than ¼ of an Inch in Size
• CMOS Imaging Sensor Chip
• CSI Scintillator
• Shielding Foils
• Polyurethane Cable
• Shock Absorbers

This keeps them all in proper working order for a long time. They don’t even need an external power connection, have a built-in USB 2.0 interface, and offer plug and play functionality. You can even operate two sensors at once directly to the computer system.

Now, here is why Video Dental should be your choice when searching for intraoral sensors. Video Dental has been an innovator in the dental industry for decades and brings sensors, cameras, and the latest in dental equipment to dental offices at affordable options. We even have a very simple warranty message for our customers: “We’ll replace it.” This policy is valid for seven years and comes with all the benefits that surround utilizing a leading innovator of this equipment. Our expert staff will gladly assist any difficulties with our excellent customer service and guarantee our technical help as well as our product quality.

You can find out more about digital sensors, Video Dental, or other dental imaging equipment at our website here: Video Dental.

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Digital Intraoral Sensors