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Available as a 2D or 3D unit

Ceph option now available

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X-MIND® Prime offers a full set of panoramic exams, tailored to meet all your clinical applications: dental panoramic, temporomandibular joints and sinuses.

X-MIND Prime combines 2D and 3D technologies. Using a single sensor, the practitioner can quickly and easily switch between modes. With 24 panoramic and 32 CBCT options, X-MIND Prime covers many clinical applications including implantology, endodontics, TMJ and sinus imaging. Practitioners can also scan 3D objects, such as stone models and impression materials, opening a whole range of new possibilities.

Benefits at a glance

• Wall-mounted design takes up zero floor space. • Improved diagnosis with high-resolution images. • Error-free patient positioning with automated chin rest support recognition.

X-MIND TRIUM

The outstanding visualisation for the most demanding results. ACTEON® presents its NEW X-MIND® TRIUM panoramic dental unit which can be upgraded to 3D (CBCT) and/or cephalometry.

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Available as a 3D unit only

Benefits at a glance

• X-MIND® TRIUM is equipped with an acquisition and reconstruction algorithm which ensures a perfectly uniform and high quality image on all visual axes. • ACTEON Imaging Suite offers advanced functionalities and an intuitive mouse-enabled navigation experience. • X-MIND TRIUM is a key tool for treatment planning and post-procedure follow-up. • Fully comprehensive view of the patient’s arch. • NEW True Low Dose feature enables up to 50% less radiation exposure but with no loss of image quality and accuracy.

Main characteristics

NEW True Low Dose for up to 50% less radiation exposure A full 360º rotation

Image precision of 75 Micrometres 4 FOV

The main benefit of my X-MIND TRIUM “

CBCT is the ease of implant planning. Thanks to the report I can quickly and simply explain to my patients the treatment I recommend and

they accept it. Dr Diyari Abdah ”

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