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High-resolution 3D images
for precise diagnostics andreliable treatment planning

Low radiation dosage
Dosage reduction programThis program reduces the effective
dosage by up to 40 % in comparison to
the standard program and optimizes thepresentation of soft tissue. As a result,“After all, we can only treat what we can see.”skin and sinus membrane are very easily
recognizable.

In endodontics, you have to be able to see the smallest structures if you wantCollimation of volumes
Short radiation exposure timeto understand the make-up of the root canal and root curvatures. And having
The recording ranges of Veraviewepocs

With a radiation exposure time of just

3D F40 are perfect for endodontics – you

9.4 seconds, the patient is only subjectedon healing success. This is where the Veraviewepocs 3D F40 X-ray system

can choose between ø 40 x 40 mm andto X-ray radiation for a brief period.

for panoramic, cephalometric and 3D images scores points with a resolution

ø 40 x 80 mm. With a resolution of more

the right X-ray system is vital for treatment planning and making a prognosis

of more than 2 line pairs per millimeter (MTF) at 10% in recording volumesof ø 40 x 40 mm and ø 40 x 80 mm* and shows the smallest structures in bril-than 2 line pairs per millimeter (MFT)

Segmented panorama images

at 10%, the X-ray images show even theBy selecting individual imaging segments,

smallest structures in brilliant quality.

you only record the relevant areas forthe case of multi-root teeth and the involvement of neighboring structuresprior to endodontic treatment or surgical procedures.

Root treatment of the strategically important prosthetic

by previous dentist because of lasting pain. The patientpillar 13 following unsuccessful trepanation attempt by a

was not free from pain and therefore was referred forprevious dentist. It was the CBCT that first showed that arevision of the root canal filling 46. As a result of thetwin-rooted premolar had shifted into the position of thepreviously taken CBCT, a second root 45 was discovered

cuspid in the dental arch.

developing separately in lingual direction, the treatmentof which led to immediate freedom from pain.

diagnosis and save your patient fromliant recording quality: internal/external resorption, trauma cases after carefulconsideration, localisation of foreign bodies within the root canal system in

Revision of the clinically perfect root canal filling of tooth 45

having to face unnecessary

Easy 3D positioning

radiation exposure.

Whilst preparing for 3D recording,

Image layer adjustment

Veraviewepocs 3D F40 generates a high-Subsequent adjustment of the image

resolution panorama image and sends itlayer for panorama images is possible

to the monitor where you can select thein order to compensate for anomalies orrequired recording range for the 3D vol-incorrect positioning. This function makes

ume and activate the 3D X-ray exposure

it possible to improve the image range

by mouse-click.

for areas with differing depths as well as
the surface. With this function you areable to choose between single, double orthree-point adjustment.

* larger recording volumes up to Reuleaux ø 100 x 80 mm are possible with Veraviewepocs 3D R100

Initial X-ray image of the referring doctor shows abnor-

Diagnostic X-ray image 24 without any particular features,mal anatomy of 24. Distinct s-form canal development

sagittal cut region 24 with clearly visible resorption andwith recognizable apical canal structure.

transversal cut region 24.

Clinical cases by kind permission of Dr. Hans-Willi Herrmann (Bad Kreuznach, Germany) and Oscar von Stetten (Stuttgart, Germany)