Imaging

NewFinScan F350The FinScan F350 is a cone-beam CT unit (CBCT) — not a lab scanner. It images at three fields of view, from a narrow one centered on a single tooth to a wide one covering both arches, producing a 3D volume for implant planning, endodontic diagnosis and bone assessment. The model carries all three approvals: NMPA, FDA and CE. JK Dent handles installation, staff training and ongoing service.EighteethImaging CBCT-1030 ProA dual-function unit: panoramic and 3D imaging from the same machine in the same footprint. That removes both the choice between two machines and the floor space it would demand. The panoramic covers general survey; the 3D volume serves implant planning, endodontic diagnosis and pre-surgical bone assessment — three uses where a two-dimensional film simply is not enough. Installation requires a shielded room and is subject to local radiation licensing. Installed by JK Dent, with training and ongoing service.BondentImaging HyperLight MThe M version of Eighteeth’s HyperLight portable X-ray unit. The manufacturer states a 0.4 mm focal spot, a weight of 1.8 kg for one-hand operation, a built-in double lead shield, a backscatter shield and a lock that prevents unintended exposure. We match the version to imaging volume and to how it will be used — carried between rooms or kept at one station.EighteethImaging HyperLight-AThe Eighteeth HyperLight-A is a portable intraoral X-ray unit weighing only 1.0 kg, designed for comfortable one-handed operation. Its compact, patented design reduces operator fatigue and fits into any treatment room.EighteethImaging HyperLightHyperLight is a handheld chairside X-ray: you hold it and take a periapical image in any room, with no dedicated X-ray room and no fixed wiring. It runs on a rechargeable battery, weighs 1.8 kg, and comes with double lead shielding. Supplied and serviced by JK Dent, with staff training — installation and use remain subject to local radiation licensing.EighteethImaging HyperLight GThe G version of Eighteeth’s HyperLight portable X-ray unit. The manufacturer states a 0.4 mm focal spot, a weight of 1.8 kg for one-hand operation, a built-in double lead shield, a backscatter shield and a lock that prevents unintended exposure. Use of X-ray equipment is subject to licensing and to the radiation-safety rules that apply to the practice.EighteethImaging OneFit Sensor Holder SystemEighteethImaging NanoPix-MAn intraoral sensor from the NanoPix-M series in size 1.5 — the middle size that covers most radiographs in an adult practice without being oversized for the premolar region. Same series technology: CsI scintillator, APS CMOS sensor, 16-bit conversion and IP68 sealing at 4.5 mm thick. Direct USB connection, no control box. Supplied, connected and serviced by JK Dent.EighteethImaging NanoPixThe standard-size NanoPix sensor — the model that covers most day-to-day radiographs in the practice. An intraoral sensor from Eighteeth’s NanoPix line, for digital radiography in place of film. The manufacturer states a 4.4 mm body, an image in 3 seconds, resolution up to 25 lp/mm, automatic exposure detection (AED) and an APS CMOS sensor with a CsI layer. The cable is tested to more than 70,000 bends and the sensor is rated for more than 50,000 exposures. It connects straight to the practice computer and works with common X-ray generators. Installed and supported by JK Dent.EighteethImaging NanoPix E1.3The E1.3 version of the intraoral sensor from Eighteeth’s NanoPix line, for digital radiography in place of film. The manufacturer states a 4.4 mm body, an image in 3 seconds, resolution up to 25 lp/mm, automatic exposure detection (AED) and an APS CMOS sensor with a CsI layer. The cable is tested to more than 70,000 bends and the sensor is rated for more than 50,000 exposures. We match size and version to how the practice works and to who is being imaged: adults, children, or focused endodontic work.EighteethImaging F220 Phosphor Plate ScannerA phosphor plate scanner — the digital route that stays closest to film. The plate is thin and flexible and bends inside the mouth, so it is comfortable where a rigid sensor presses, and it fits mouths where a sensor simply will not seat. After exposure the plate goes into the scanner and the image reaches the computer in seconds. Plates come in several sizes and are reused many times. Supplied, connected and serviced by JK Dent.FussenImaging Lead ApronA lead apron for radiation protection. It shields the patient or the dental team from X-ray exposure during dental imaging: an inner lead (or lead-equivalent) layer absorbs the radiation and keeps it from reaching vital organs. Its use is part of the clinic’s safety protocol and reduces unnecessary exposure to ionizing radiation.Imaging Helios 700 Intraoral ScannerA wireless intraoral scanner. The cable is what constrains a scanner inside the mouth — it pulls on the hand and dictates the angle — and here there is none: the battery holds 100 minutes of continuous scanning, more than a reasonable working day asks for. A full-arch scan takes under 30 seconds at 16 μm accuracy, a single tooth at 8 μm. Under 225 g, and files export in STL, PLY and OBJ wirelessly to the lab. Supply, calibration and maintenance — JK Dent’s responsibility.EighteethImaging Helios 500An intraoral scanner from Eighteeth: it replaces the impression tray with a digital scan sent straight to the lab or to the milling machine in the clinic. Scanning shortens the restoration path — no impression to ship, no waiting for a plaster model, and the scan can be checked on screen before the patient leaves the chair. Supply, installation, staff training and maintenance by JK Dent.EighteethImaging HeyInScan S5LoddenImaging Orion KitEighteethImaging