The sensors are favored for their instant imaging and ease of operation, allowing dentists to immediately obtain the imaging information they need for efficient diagnosis and treatment planning.
However, the harder material of the dental sensor may cause discomfort to the patient, especially when first used and may require additional time to get used to and position.
In contrast, the soft design of the phosphor plate scanner dental makes it easier to adapt to the patient's oral anatomy and is particularly good at taking X-rays of complex sites;
However, the operation of dental x ray scanner is complicated, which may increase the complexity and time cost of the workflow.
No matter which imaging device you choose, you should make sure you understand how the device works and make informed decisions based on practical considerations.