Apple Dental RVG Sensor

• No need for X-ray film
• Shock and bite-resistant casing
• Immediate image display
• Immersible in disinfecting solutions
• Reduced risk of cross-contamination
• Supports fast data transmission (USB 2.0)
• Available in Standard Size 1 and Size 2
• Multiple image processing algorithms for clarity
• Mechanical durability: resistant to drops
• True resolution of 20lp/m

Apple Dental RVG Sensor Standard Size 1

• Detector technology - photon counting.
• Pixel matrix - 1150 x 1500.
• Theoretical resolution - 25lp/mm.
• True resolution - 20lp/mm.
• Active area (mm) - 21 x21.
• Mechanical size (mm)  - 25.4 x 36.8 x 4.4.
• Data interface - USB 2.0.
• Sensor cable length - 3 meter extendable.

Apple Dental RVG Sensor Standard Size 2

• Detector technology - photon counting.
• Pixel matrix - 1400 x 1800
• Theoretical resolution - 25lp/mm.
• True resolution - 20lp/mm.
• Active area (mm) - 26.5 x 32.
• Mechanical size (mm)  - 30.4 x 41.9 x 4.4
• Data interface - USB 2.0.
• Sensor cable length - 3 meter extendable

• 1 X Intraoral sensor
• 1 X USB Connection Cable
• 1 X Workstation Software
• 1 X Adaptor
• 1 X Protective Sheath
• 1 X Silicon Loop
• 1 X Sensor Holder

How to Installation:

• Connect Sensor: Plug the sensor's USB cable into a compatible port on your computer.
• Install Drivers: Follow the provided instructions to install the necessary drivers for the sensor. This usually involves running an installation program.
• Software Setup: Install the accompanying imaging software. Follow prompts to set up preferences and ensure compatibility.
• Calibration: Some systems may require calibration. Follow the calibration procedures provided in the user manual or software instructions.
• Verify Connectivity: Confirm that the sensor is recognized by your computer and imaging software. Troubleshoot any connectivity issues if necessary.

How to use:

• Prepare Patient: Position the sensor appropriately for the specific dental procedure. Ensure the patient is ready and comfortable.
• Acquisition: Initiate X-ray exposure using the dental X-ray machine. The sensor captures the X-rays and converts them into digital signals.
• Immediate Display: The captured image is instantly displayed on the computer screen. Evaluate the image quality and retake if necessary.
• Image Enhancement: Use the imaging software to enhance image contrast and sharpness if needed. Explore various processing tools for better diagnostics.
• Storage: Save and organize images in the patient's digital records. Follow any data storage protocols or compliance requirements.
• Cleaning and Maintenance: Clean the sensor according to the provided guidelines. Ensure it's properly disinfected for hygiene.
• Disconnection: Safely disconnect the sensor from the computer after use.

• Country of Origin: Made in PRC
• Manufacturer: Apple Dental

• Manufacturer/Importer warranty for Apple Dental RVG Sensor 2 year and as applicable for this product.
• Service and Warranty are handled by the manufacturer/importer directly for this product
  
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Question: How do I maintain and clean a dental RVG sensor?
Answer: Proper maintenance and cleaning are crucial for the longevity of your RVG sensor. Manufacturers often provide specific cleaning and maintenance instructions in their user manuals. Typically, you should use a disinfectant wipe or solution approved by the manufacturer and avoid using abrasive materials that could scratch the sensor surface.

Question: Are dental RVG sensors safe for patients?Answer: Yes, dental RVG sensors are considered safe for patients. They typically require less radiation exposure compared to traditional X-ray films, making them a safer option for routine dental diagnostics.

Question: How does a dental RVG sensor work?Answer: RVG sensors use digital technology to capture X-ray images. They are placed in the patient's mouth and exposed to X-rays. The sensor converts the X-ray energy into an electronic signal, which is then processed and displayed on a computer monitor for diagnosis.

Question: What is a dental RVG sensor?
Answer: A dental RVG sensor, or Radiographic Visualization System sensor, is a digital imaging device used in dentistry to capture X-ray images of a patient's teeth and oral structures. It's a modern alternative to traditional film-based radiography.