Carestream 8000C Digital Panoramic Ceph Dental X Ray

Carestream 8000C Digital  X Ray

Carestream 8000C Digital Panoramic Ceph Dental X-Ray, quickly capture crystal clear cephalometric and panoramic images. Thanks to our innovative “one-shot” technology, you can now generate images in just over a second reducing the risk of blurred images and improving your patients’ comfort.

Includes:

• Kodak 8000C Unit (w/ Ceph Arm)
• Acquisition PC
• Imaging Software
• Warranty on unit
• Professionally Crated & Shipped to your commercial address

Consistent images, consistent dose

• Capture clear, optimally exposed panoramic, segmented panoramic, TMJ and maxillary sinus images in seconds
• High-frequency generator ensures constant radiation and lower dose than analog units

Budget friendly, user friendly

• Affordable, compact design fits practically anywhere
• Accommodates patients of all shapes and sizes and wheelchair accessible
• Streamlined user interface, preset programs and face-to-face positioning make exams comfortable, quick and simple

Optimized radiology workflows

• DR technology reduces exam time and eliminates film processing and cassette handling
• DICOM conformance ensures easy integration with PACS, RIS, and printing systems
• One-shot cephalometric technology captures images in less than a second, reducing exam time and risk of retakes
• Dedicated sensors for each modality save technologist time, reduce risk of breakage

Carestream 8000C Digital Panoramic A trusted company, a proven product

• Proven product reliability – even in demanding, high-volume environments
• One-stop shopping for digital imaging and IT solutions from a company with over a century of medical and dental imaging expertise
• Broad range of Carestream equipment and professional services such equipment service agreements, site planning and DICOM integration services.

Carestream 8000C Digital Panoramic X-Ray, quickly capture crystal-clear cephalometric and panoramic images. Thanks to our innovative “one-shot” technology, you can now generate images in just over a second—reducing the risk of blurred images and improving your patients’ comfort.