Thanks to the automatic multilayer focus technology, Stellaris 3D provides clear images with details along the entire arch, and especially roots in the anterior region and clarity of mandibular nerve canals.

Our program, with vertically narrowed profile and shorter exposure, reduces exam duration and allows to acquire images with a significantly lower dose for young patients.

Partial exposures shorten exposure time and thus lower the radiation dose, without compromising image quality.

Double-exposure of condyles, with closed and open mouth, are shown next to each other to compare for quick diagnostics of TMJ’s.

This program allows extraoral bitewing–orthogonal projection, for patients who do not tolerate intraoral exposures, without overlaps of teeth, used especially for caries detection with lower radiation dose.

Unlike adult and child panoramic programs, the image is acquired perpendicularly to the jaw and thus reduces teeth overlap. It is best for diagnosing periodontal disease status and interproximal regions.

Check of maxillary sinuses is easy thanks to the dedicated sinus program.

The most commonly used latero-lateral view is easy to get with Stellaris 3D OneShot Ceph technology. Fused visualisations of soft and hard tissue allow to find all points and teeth contours for cephalometric tracing.

Posterior-anterior projection is another standard view for complete skull overview.

A OneShot carpus X-ray allows evaluation of bone growth according to the growth cartilage. Assess next steps quickly for orthodontic therapy or determine the timing of implant treatment.

Impression can be scanned and used for fusion with patient skull X-ray to determine the shape of soft tissue and help with aesthetic-driven implant planning.

Stone model allow to determine implant planning steps, starting from prosthetics and soft tissues to surgery. Patient 3D scan and stone model scan can be fused to determine optimal implant angulation and submersion for aesthetic results.