Introduzindo a Nova Geração i-CAT - Tomografia na Endodontia 2011
In-office three-dimensional imaging is quick, easy, and cost effective
The technology and design of the i-CAT puts advanced in-office imaging within the realm of an expanding universe of practices, those that want to place themselves at the center of patient care by providing a full continuum of services from diagnosis to treatment.
The i-CAT, the leader in Cone Beam 3-D Dental Imaging for dental applications only provides high-definition, digital imaging at reduced cost with less radiation to the patient and a typical scan time of only 8.5 seconds. The i-CAT's computer controlled software delivers quick & easy reconstruction of critical anatomical information typically in under 30 seconds.
Its small footprint and economic design allow practices to extend their service offerings and enhance the overall delivery of care by keeping the unit in-office, while offering the safest possible diagnostic techniques. Below, you can see how the i-CAT can work in different applications.
Please click on any of the images for more information.
http://www.imagingsciences.com
The technology and design of the i-CAT puts advanced in-office imaging within the realm of an expanding universe of practices, those that want to place themselves at the center of patient care by providing a full continuum of services from diagnosis to treatment. The i-CAT, the leader in Cone Beam 3-D Dental Imaging for dental applications only provides high-definition, digital imaging at reduced cost with less radiation to the patient and a typical scan time of only 8.5 seconds. The i-CAT's computer controlled software delivers quick & easy reconstruction of critical anatomical information typically in under 30 seconds.
Its small footprint and economic design allow practices to extend their service offerings and enhance the overall delivery of care by keeping the unit in-office, while offering the safest possible diagnostic techniques. Below, you can see how the i-CAT can work in different applications. Please click on any of the images for more information.
http://www.imagingsciences.com
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