The BADER®️ DENTAL HDR 600A Digital X-ray Sensor is an advanced dental radiographic sensor designed to deliver high quality and detailed intraoral x-rays, making it an essential tool for modern dental practices.

Features and Benefits of the Digital X-Ray Sensor:

Cutting-edge Technology:

Converts physical X-ray signals into high-quality digital signals, producing sharp, detailed images in real time.

Diagnostic Accuracy:

High image quality ensures more accurate and effective diagnoses for dental treatments.

Ease of Use:

Ergonomic design and easy-to-use interface make it ideal for any dental practice.

Versatility:

Adaptable to a wide variety of dental radiology needs and works as a radiovisiography sensor.

Technical Specifications:

Model: BADER®️ DENTAL HDR 600A Digital X-ray Sensor
Chip Type: CMOS APS
Fiber Optic Plate: Yes
Scintillator: GOS
Dimensions: 45 x 32.5 mm
Detection Area: 36 mm x 27 mm
Pixel Size: 18.5 µm
Pixels: 1920 x 1440
Resolution: 14-20 lp/mm
Consumption: 600mW
Thickness: 6mm
Control Box: Yes
Twain: Yes

System Requirements:

Included Software: Handy Dentist
Processor: Intel Chip 1.7GHz or higher
Connection: USB 2.0
Compatibility: Windows 7/8/10/11

How Dental X-ray Devices Work: Dental X-ray sensors capture high-resolution images of teeth and oral structures by capturing X-rays passing through the patient’s tissues and teeth. These X-rays are then converted into electrical signals that can be displayed on a monitor. Digital X-rays are a technological advancement over conventional X-ray sensors, offering higher quality images and ease of use.

How to Use the Digital X-Ray Visiograph:

Placement: Place the sensor in the patient’s mouth to capture the desired image.
X-Ray Exposure: Perform the X-ray exposure and capture the image on the sensor.
Display and Analysis: The captured image is sent to a computer for display and analysis. Digital sensors are easier to use and produce higher quality images compared to conventional X-ray sensors.

What is a Digital Dental X-Ray? A digital dental X-ray sensor is an electronic device that converts physical signals into digital signals processed by a computer or other electronic device. Digital sensors are used in a number of applications, including dental radiology for imaging. They offer greater accuracy, speed, and processing capability compared to conventional analog sensors.