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Dental X ray System ZDXS-A12

Dental X ray System ZDXS-A12

Dental X ray System ZDXS-A12 is a microcomputer controlled and high control precision device with tube voltage of 60 KV and tube current of 2 Ma. Designed with DC high frequency for preventing unstable interference of external AC power for better image clarity. Equipped with microfocus tube for concentrating the radiation and less scattering for obtaining clear image.

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1. What type of dental X-ray system is this, and what are its primary uses?

This is a portable dental X-ray unit designed for intraoral radiography. It is ideal for capturing high-resolution images of teeth, supporting diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient education in dental practices.

2. What is the tube voltage and how does it impact image quality?

The tube voltage is 60 kV, which provides sufficient penetration to produce clear and detailed images of teeth and surrounding bone structures. This voltage level is well-suited for dental applications, offering a balance between image clarity and patient safety.

3. What environmental conditions are required for safe operation?

The unit is designed to operate in environments with: Temperature: 5°C to 40°C Relative humidity: Below 75% RH These parameters ensure reliable performance and prevent damage to sensitive components.

4. What is the total shipping weight and packaging size?

Gross weight: 4.8 kg Packaging dimensions: 365 × 320 × 245 mm The packaging is designed to protect the unit during shipping and storage, ensuring it arrives safely.

5. Does the unit require any special training to operate?

While it is user-friendly and designed for intuitive operation, users should be trained in radiation safety and proper positioning to ensure effective and safe use of the system.

6. Do dental X-rays hurt?

No, dental X-rays are painless. You may feel slight discomfort when biting down on the X-ray film or sensor, but the process is quick and usually takes just a few seconds.

7. How long does a dental X-ray take?

Most dental X-rays take just a few minutes to complete. A full-mouth series or a panoramic X-ray may take around 10-15 minutes.

8. Can children have dental X-rays?

Yes, children often need dental X-rays to monitor tooth development, check for cavities, and detect orthodontic issues early. Dentists take special care to minimize radiation exposure for children.

9. Can I get dental X-rays if I’m pregnant?

Dental X-rays are generally avoided during pregnancy unless absolutely necessary. If an X-ray is required, your dentist will take extra precautions, such as using a lead apron and thyroid collar, to minimize exposure.

10. Are dental X-rays safe?

Yes, dental X-rays are safe. The amount of radiation exposure is very low, and modern digital X-rays further reduce radiation levels. Additionally, lead aprons and thyroid collars provide extra protection.