Orthopantomograph® OP300 Maxio

Dental clinics employ the OP300 Maxio digital imaging and treatment planning tool for restorative dentistry, endodontics, implants, orthodontics, TMJ, and airway patients. OP300 Maxio 3D imaging, in conjunction with 2D panoramic and cephalometric imaging, provides you with the highest quality dental treatment possible.

Types

LOW-RADIATION DOSING: Low Dose TechnologyTM (LDT) and the adaptable imaging capabilities of the OP300 Maxio equipment allow doctors to get clinically rich pictures with less radiation exposure. Additionally, Automatic Dose Control allows a dosage to automatically change based on a patient’s unique physiology. Each patient’s radiation intensity is assessed, and the exposure parameters are automatically modified based on these readings, guaranteeing individualised treatment and careful dosage.
ADVANCED DIAGNOSTIC TECHNOLOGY: Your whole head and neck, including your ears, nose, and throat, may be seen in three dimensions thanks to the CBCT data taken of the teeth (ENT). With the use of CBCT, doctors can do the following:

To get the most precise diagnosis, it is essential to consider the location and direction of critical anatomical features such as nerves, tooth roots, the sinus, and the nose.
Improve the longevity of your dental restorations in more ways than ever before; maintain a consistent focus on the aesthetic results you want throughout treatment.
STATE-OF-THE-ART SOFTWARE: The OP300 Maxio has upgraded software that can merge CBCT scans with digital impressions for more precise treatment planning.

For whom is this mainly needed?

Our dental practice just upgraded to the state-of-the-art ORTHOPANTOMOGRAPH® OP300 Maxio technology. The diagnostic capabilities of this cutting-edge device extend to the entire craniofacial region. Patients requiring Dental and maxillofacial imaging can get through this easily with the OP300 Maxio’s expanded field of view and lower radiation exposure along with the innovative Low Dose TechnologyTM. Scans can be created for patients who suffer from wisdom teeth removal and dental implant planning issues.

Advantages

Combining sophisticated panoramic imaging with cephalometric or cone-beam 3-D imaging, the Orthopantomograph OP300 provides a flexible platform for medical practitioners.
The shape of the focus layer in the X-ray unit must correspond to the patient's actual anatomy for reliable, high-quality panoramic radiography (the focal layer). Size, gender, colour, and age all have a role in the development of one's jaw and its relationship to the rest of the face. As a result, only some patients will benefit from a panoramic focus layer.
Images may be blurry or somewhat out of focus if the teeth are located outside this zone of sharp focus.
Multilayer panoramas are one of the recent developments in panoramic photography technology. This innovation allows for capturing numerous focus layers simultaneously inside a panoramic scene with a single scan. This allows for more leeway in patient posture and less time spent taking repeat exposures.
These multilayer pictures have many benefits over the standard panoramic scan, the most notable being that they may be obtained with the same amount of scanning time and radiation exposure. Regardless of the patient's dentition or architecture, this method should yield a high-quality picture without further exposure.

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Optimised for local diagnostics and whole dental arch for multiple implant insertion and surgeries with surgical guides, the OP300 cone-beam 3-D feature provides two FOV widths with configurable resolution. These two choices, along with the incorporated motorised chin rest, make it possible to freely position the field of view (FOV) throughout the maxillofacial region, guaranteeing a wide range of treatment possibilities.

Orthopantomograph® OP300 Maxio