Dentist New York-Dr Lawrence Spindel Digital X-rays

 

 

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By Lawrence Spindel DDS, Friday, October 23, 2009

Dentist New York

 

 

Our office has purchased the newest version of the Dexis sensor and we started using it the office staring in Sept 2009. The new sensor, named Dexis Platinum, has improved imaging capacity as compared to the previous generation sensor and it seemed like a good time for us to go digital! The sensor has an enhanced image when compared to the old sensor. The new sensor provides a better image when viewed in an enlarged full screen mode.

 

 The images produced apprear on our laptop almost instantaneously. Our patients have been almost universally impressed and think its a definate improvement over the X-ray films we had been using.  Once on a computer the images can be easily enlarged and manipulated in various ways that can increase their diagnostic value. Also these images can be easily transmitted via E-mail or on a disk and sent to another dentist.  Duplicated images do not degrade in diagnostic quality the way that normally produced images often can.

 

 

            
                                                 

 

                                                                                           

Our office has purchased the newest version of the Dexis sensor and we started using it the office staring in Sept 2009. The new sensor, named Dexis Platinum, has improved imaging capacity as compared to the previous generation sensor and it seemed like a good time for us to go digital! The sensor has an enhanced image when compared to the old sensor. The new sensor provides a better image when viewed in an enlarged full screen mode.

 

 The images produced apprear on our laptop almost instantaneously. Our patients have been almost universally impressed and think its a definate improvement over the X-ray films we had been using.  Once on a computer the images can be easily enlarged and manipulated in various ways that can increase their diagnostic value. Also these images can be easily transmitted via E-mail or on a disk and sent to another dentist.  Duplicated images do not degrade in diagnostic quality the way that normally produced images often can.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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