Computer Imaging System

Schick Technologies Inc.ntal Radiology (CDR) is a computerized imaging system that uses an electronic sensor where dentists would normally use film. The sensors produce sharp and clear x-ray images that appear almost instantly on a computer monitor. The system uses up to 90% less radiation than conventional film x-rays. In addition, the system is compatible with virtually all x-ray tubes.

The system's software easily integrates with existing practice management systems and allows full control over our digital sensors. X-ray images can be manipulated with a wide variety of built-in processing tools, annotated with clinical comments, and saved on disk for electronic transfer by modem or long-term archival storage. Underexposed radiographs can be corrected and accurate calibrated measurements can be taken. The software is also fully compatible with the company's CDRCam intraoral camera.

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