Veraviewepocs® 3De
3D, Panoramic & Cephalometric X-Ray
Veraviewepocs 3De offers digital 3D, panoramic, and cephalometric imaging options, no cassette change required. This model features built-in sensors for all image types designed to save time and protect the hardware.
With 40 X 40 and 40 X 80 mm 3D fields of view, 3De is suitable for over 90% of all clinical cases allowing for maxillary/mandibular arch diagnosis. In addition, it offers a “true” panoramic image, not a reconstruction, which is typically covered by insurance companies.
This model is available at a very affordable price and offers views with class-leading clarity, perfect for general dentistry, endodontics, and implantology.
3D Introduction Video
FEATURES
- 3D, panoramic, and cephalometric capabilities
- Built-in sensors for all image types (cassette change not required)
- Automatic re-positioning for 3D images – simply click the region of interest on the panoramic view
- Offers "true panoramic," not a reconstruction
- 7.4 second panoramic; 9.4 second 3D scan
- Low effective dose about 1.8 times a panoramic X-ray with film exposure and 1/5 the CTDIw value of a conventional CT*
- Suitable for over 90% of all clinical cases
- Affordable
- FOV: Ø 40 x H 40 mm, Ø 40 x H 80 mm
* CDIw value measurement is made according to IEC 60601-2-44 with Morita’s recommended loading factor. The comparison is to the reference CTDIw value for the maxillofacial and parallel sinus indicated in ICRP Pub. 87, Appendix A (Ø 40 mm X H 40 mm).
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Easy Positioning with Panoramic Display
Taking a 3D image is easy, simply click the desired position on the panoramic image. The C-arm will then automatically move into the optimum patient position to get 3D images at the center of the region of interest.
One Data Viewer
One Data Viewer is a unique Morita software feature that allows the viewing of 3D images on any computer without installing special software. One Data Viewer files are executable files exported from i-Dixel. Data files, including 3D images and patient data, can be taken from anywhere and viewed on any computer within the clinic network. The software includes functions to measure distances and angles, zoom in and out, invert the grayscale, and adjust brightness, contrast, and gamma.
J. Morita 3D imaging units have been included in many scientific studies regarding dosage, applications in dental specialties, image clarity, etc. Below is a list of recent articles that would be of interest to any clinician considering the purchase of 3D technology.
Technical Data
3D F40 offers two fields of view: ø 40 × H 40 mm, and ø 40 × H 80 mm. This unit features built-in sensors for all image types; cassette change is never required.
The Ø 40 x H 40 mm area is suitable
for 90% of all cases and has a lower
X-ray dosage.
The Ø 40 x H 80 mm images are
useful in determining the relationship
of opposing teeth for dental implant
planning, etc.
| All featured images below were taken on live patients and were provided by North American clinicians using J. Morita 3D x-ray units. Please note image data has been compressed for delivery over the internet, therefore some degradation of image quality may be present. The actual data is of higher resolution, and thus, of higher clarity. |
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One Data Viewer Application Simulator
Image acquired with the 3D F40
One Data Viewer software is included with purchase of any J. Morita 3D unit. This simulation is for demonstration purposes only and does not mimic all the features and options available in the true software application.
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Tooth Fracture
Image acquired with the 3D Accuitomo
Case provided by Dr. Sotirios Tetradis, Professor and Chair,
Section of Oral & Maxillofacial Radiology, UCLA School of Dentistry
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