Veterinary Dental Equipment Digital X Ray Imaging System Pet Teeth
X Ray Sensor RVG
Pet Teeth X-Ray Sensor (RVG), or digital radiography sensor, is a
crucial tool in veterinary dentistry. RVG stands for
"Radiovisiography," which refers to the use of digital sensors to
capture X-ray images of a pet's dental structures. Pet Teeth X-Ray
Sensors (RVG) are essential tools in veterinary dentistry, offering
efficient, safe, and high-quality imaging for diagnosing and
treating dental conditions in pets. Their benefits, including
reduced radiation exposure and immediate image availability, make
them invaluable in modern veterinary practices.
Features of Pet Teeth X-Ray Sensors (RVG)
Digital Imaging Technology:
Utilizes advanced digital sensors to capture high-quality images of
teeth and surrounding structures.
Compact Size:
Designed to fit comfortably in a pet's mouth, making it easier to
obtain accurate images.
High Resolution:
Provides clear, detailed images that enhance diagnostic
capabilities.
Wireless Options:
Some models offer wireless connectivity, reducing the clutter of
cables and improving ease of use.
User-Friendly Software:
Accompanied by software that allows for easy image capture,
storage, and manipulation (e.g., zoom, contrast adjustment).
Chip Type: APS CMOS |
Pixel Size: 18.5μm |
Dimension: 39x28.5x6mm |
Active Area: 30x22.5mm |
Active Pixel Array: 1600x1200mm |
Image Pixel: 1604x1204mm |
Voltage (through USB connection): 5.0V |
Current (through USB connection):≤500mA |
Power:≤1W |
Digitization:12/14/16 bit |
Imaging Time:3-4s |
Resolution: 27lp/mm |
Signal Output: USB |
Benefits of Pet Teeth X-Ray Sensors (RVG)
Reduced Radiation Exposure:
Digital sensors require significantly less radiation compared to
traditional film X-rays, minimizing exposure for pets.
Immediate Image Availability:
Images are available almost instantly, allowing for quicker
diagnosis and treatment decisions.
Enhanced Diagnostic Accuracy:
High-resolution images help veterinarians identify dental issues,
such as fractures, periodontal disease, and root problems, more
effectively.
Improved Workflow:
Streamlined processes reduce the time spent on image acquisition
and enhance overall clinic efficiency.
Environmentally Friendly:
Eliminates the need for chemical processing associated with
traditional film X-rays, making it a more eco-friendly option.
Applications of Pet Teeth X-Ray Sensors (RVG)
Routine Dental Examinations:
Used during regular dental check-ups to assess the health of teeth
and gums.
Diagnosis of Dental Conditions:
Essential for identifying issues like periodontal disease, tooth
resorption, and abscesses.
Pre-Surgical Planning:
Provides detailed images that can guide surgical procedures, such
as extractions or root canals.
Monitoring Treatment Progress:
Enables veterinarians to track the effectiveness of dental
treatments over time.
Educational Purposes:
Can be used to educate pet owners about dental health and the
importance of regular dental care.
