Soredex Cranex D+ Panoramic and Cephalometric Direct Digital X-Ray Units

Digital imaging made easy with the Soredex Cranex D. Digital dental radiographic imaging offers fast and accurate diagnostic tools, it takes dental imaging to a totally new level. Digital images from the Cranex D are available for immediate examination and diagnosis through Digora for Windows advanced dental imaging software that also offers a wide range of tools and features.

Image handling
Images can be enhanced, zoomed and filtered in many different ways, negative-positive images in 3D-embossing are also possible.

Measurement tools
Accurate measurement tools include length, angle and density measurement.

Implant planning
A practical implant library with a wide selection of implant models enables you to superimpose implants on any type of Soredex digital image.

Email
Easily send images via email from the Digora for Windows software, in many common image file formats.

Layer thickness 50% wider
The new Soredex Cranex D unit incorporates a sophisticated way of producing panoramic images that have an exceptionally wide anterior layer thickness with no increase in overlapping. The advantage of this is that image quality is superb regardless of the patient's dentition.

Anatomically correct imaging geometry
Cranex D utilises the central cephalometric projection technique, the very same technique that film based systems use. The image readout is accomplished using a narrow beam technique. Soft tissue is done automatically, based on the position of the nasion support.

Cephalometric imaging geometry
True central projection is achieved by combining the rotation and linear movement of the rotating unit. Rotation output is uniform around the exposed area. This results in equal horizontal and vertical magnification. Cranex D's central projection technique produces images displaying traditional cephalometric imaging geometry. Lateral images are asymmetrical, while PA images are symmetrical, the same as in film cephalometry.

Some of the benefits of this system are:

• Wide anterior layer thickness
• Easy positioning for all patients
• PC user interface
• Automatic exposure setting (AES)
• Versatile software