#2 Phosphor Imaging Plate - 4/Pack (AT-2)

MSRP: $133.00
$112.00
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SKU:
PST-3DDE-AT-2
  • A wireless, reusable digital X-ray receptor used for standard adult intraoral radiography, specifically compatible with Air Techniques digital imaging systems, such as the ScanX line

Uses

  • Adult Bitewing & Periapical X-rays:
    • Size #2 is the standard size for most adult dental procedures, providing the necessary dimensions to capture a full view of teeth and surrounding bone
  • Digital Diagnostics:
    • Used to capture high-resolution images for diagnosing caries (cavities), assessing bone health, and planning restorative treatments like implants
  • General Dentistry:
    • Standard in private practices and hospitals for routine check-ups and oral surgery mapping

Features

  • Flexible & Ultra-Thin:
    • These plates are as thin as a business card (approx. 0.35mm), allowing them to bend slightly for easier placement in the mouth compared to rigid sensors
  • Wireless Workflow:
    • Completely cable-free, eliminating the common point of failure found in wired digital sensors
  • Reusable Technology:
    • Each plate is durable and typically rated for over 500 uses, making it a highly economical choice for busy practices
  • Normal Light Operation:
    • Unlike traditional film, these can be handled in normal room lighting, removing the need for a darkroom
  • Diagnostic Quality:
    • Captures rich, high-resolution illustrations available on-screen in seconds after scanning

Benefits

  • Maximum Patient Comfort:
    • The slim profile and rounded corners significantly reduce the gagging reflex and discomfort often caused by bulky, hard sensors
  • Cost-Effective:
    • Eliminates the recurring expense of film, processing chemicals, and darkroom maintenance
  • Efficiency:
    • Digital images are processed instantly and can be easily stored, shared, or enhanced using practice management software
  • Eco-Friendly:
    • Reduces environmental impact by eliminating the need for hazardous chemical developers and silver-based waste