The Hyperion panoramic imager combines the features of an easy-to-use camera and many powerful and advanced solutions which make the device easier to handle. The imager automatically measures the patient’s height and his/her scull width, and adapts the exposure parameters accordingly. The units’ movements during the exposure is also adapted automatically and personalized for each patient. The two frontal touch-sensitive supports accompany the patient’s head into the correct position, compensating for any asymmetries due to the independent movement of the right and left supports. The direct, frontal approach of the unit makes HYPERION a machine comfortable for both the dentist and the patient. With a rotating section with full rotary movement enabled, and computer controlled, Hyperion can perform scans in all dimensions. The result is 15 diagnostic programmes allowing not only teeth panoramic projections but also maxillary sinuses and temporomandibular joints scanning in several views.
Advanced Kinematics
HYPERION stands out on account of its complex kinematics, which feature a rotary movement combined with two simultaneous shifters. Thanks to its capacity to follow the patient’s complex morphology accurately, it ensures constant image enlargement.
Super-fast scans
Short exposure times, from a minimum of 4 seconds to a maximum of 9 seconds, reduce the possibility of patient movement during the examination.
Automatic determination of exposure factors
For cephalometric scans, HYPERION automatically detects the nasion point and automatically adapts the exposure parameters for optimum representation of soft tissues and the aesthetic profile of the face.
3DTS – Dynamic Exploration of the Third Dimension
The possibility of glancing through the transversal slices of the examined area on a computer screen is extremely useful in implantology. It offers accurate radiographic images and allows for bone consistency measurements in the area in question. 3DTS is a dedicated examination using consequent reconstruction of data based on Tomosynthesis. It adds information on the third dimension (depth) of the examined region using a very limited X-ray dose.
Digital Radiography is also used in our clinic in intraoral periapical X-ray imaging. The digital radiography sensor ZEN-X is a digital X-ray sensor placed in the oral cavity instead of conventional photographic X-ray film.
Zen-X was developed to facilitate the process of taking radiographic images thanks to an unparalleled ergonomic design that provides patients with maximum comfort. Rounded edges and chamfered corners of the sensor, matching the anatomical shape of the mouth, facilitate its positioning. The shape of the active surface with the chamfered corners allows optimization of the outer cover.
Three-layer sensor technology
Mastery in taking radiographic images. The sensor is made from three different layers combined in a single housing. Each of the layers affects the quality of the final result.
