Description
See All That You Need To See
- 3D & 2D X-ray images with exceptional image quality
- The anatomically adapted jaw-shaped 3D image includes all dentition, including third molar area
- 50 x 50 mm volumes in 80 or 120 μm resolution
- Highest resolution CsI flat panel sensor – creates brilliant, high-quality 3D & 2D images from one sensor, no swapping, no complications
Ideal Imaging Volumes | Easy Positioning | High Image Quality
- In addition to the standard adult 130 x 85 volume, the ProVecta 3D Prime offers child size and 10 additional 50 x 50 volumes
- Five each for the upper jaw & lower jaw
- Indications include endodontic and implant procedures
- Within the smaller 50 x 50 volume, the resolution can be specified at either 80 or 120 microns to further increase clarity and accuracy
- Reconstruction algorithms allow 3D volumes to be rendered and displayed in the shortest time possible to maximize clinical workflow
Maximize Your Diagnostic Capabilities
- Innovative 7” touchscreen provides clear text & symbols to guide you through all functions
- Integration available with exocad for implant planning and surgical guide designs
- Simplified patient positioning & overall imaging time thanks to double laser alignment for 3D scans & triple laser alignment for 2D scans
- Clearly verify implant, root or jaw fractures, hyperplasia or dysplasia needs
- Includes new state of the art and powerful VisionX software with implant visualization
- VisionX features three different 3D views (Panoramic, TSA, MPR)
- Clearly identify and mark the mandibular nerve canal
- Easily measure anatomical structures & export of 3D DICOM data
ProVecta 3D Prime covers the dental region of all patients
- 1,020 patients were examined in a study from Dr Johannes Krause*
- The study shows that a volume with a height of 85 mm and diameter of 110 mm is required for 100% coverage of the dental region
- With a volume of e.g. 80 x 80 mm, this means that only around 1.4% of all patients can be covered in full
- By contrast, the adapted, jaw-shaped volume of the ProVecta 3D Prime covers the dental region of all patients
*Source and graphic bottom right: Dissertation conclusions, Dr Johannes Krause, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, ‘Investigations into the required field of view for imaging 3D diagnostics in dental medicine’, 1 January 2013