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Panoramic - Digital Orthopantomograph
Digital Panoramic X-ray (for adults and children with reduced radiation exposure)
Panoramic X-ray is the most popular diagnostic tool in daily dental practice, as it provides a complete view of the teeth and jaws in a simple and completely painless manner.
Cephalometric X-ray
This is an X-ray examination that visualises not only the jaws but also a large portion of the patient’s head.
Together with the panoramic X-ray, they constitute the most valuable diagnostic tools for the proper study and monitoring of orthodontic treatment.
PANORAMIC – DIGITAL ORTHOPANTOMOGRAPH – AEGEAN Medical, 25th Martiou Str., Thessaloniki
The GIANO HR digital orthopantomograph, a state-of-the-art digital machine from NEWTOM, performs panoramic, cephalometric, and cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) scans.
With scan times of 12.3 seconds for panoramic imaging in adults and 11.2 seconds for children, it is one of the fastest machines on the market.
Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) with automatic radiation dose adjustment, ensuring the lowest possible radiation dose for each patient.
It produces images of exceptional quality and high resolution in just a few seconds.
PANORAMIC – DIGITAL ORTHOPANORAMIC X-RAY MACHINE – AEGEAN Medical Ampelokipoi, Thessaloniki
The GIANO HR digital orthopantomograph is one of NewTom’s state-of-the-art devices, enabling digital panoramic radiography, cephalometric imaging, and cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT).
The image is rendered with maximum clarity, despite the patient receiving the lowest possible radiation dose, thanks to an automatic radiation adjustment system.
The examination is completed in just a few seconds, as it is one of the fastest machines in this category.
The GIANO HR orthopantomograph also features a paediatric program for imaging newly erupted teeth, making the examination fully effective even for very young children.
PANORAMIC – DIGITAL ORTHOPANORAMIC X-RAY – AEGEAN Medical, Delphon Str., Thessaloniki
A panoramic X-ray, also known as an orthopantomogram (OPG), is a digital X-ray that captures the entire mouth in a single image:
upper and lower jaws – all teeth (including impacted teeth), temporomandibular joints (TMGs), parts of the sinuses
What does it offer?
- A comprehensive view of the stomatognathic region
- Low radiation dose compared to multiple intraoral X-rays
- A quick and painless examination (≈10–20 sec.)
When is it used?
Screening for caries (tooth decay), abscesses and cysts
Assessment of impacted wisdom teeth
Orthodontic and pre-implant planning
Evaluation of periodontal disease and bone
What does “pixel” mean?
The term “pixel” refers to the fact that the image is digital, stored and displayed electronically, allowing for zooming, measurements and archiving.
