A new patented method to obtain accurate intra-operative periapical radiographs
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The Oral Surgeon must take into account that errors can occur when transferring the information obtained from the pre-operative radiographic studies to the intra-operative surgical reality.
It is desirable to have a method of checking during the surgical procedure that allows to verity if the position, direction and the length of the drill are correct.
Periapical radiographs are very accurate as long as the depth prove and the film are parallel and the central beam is perpendicular to both. This is practically impossible to achieve during surgery.
By fiting SniperXray to convencional film holder allows for consistent orthogonal radiographs and greater mesurement precision.
SNIPER X-RAY allows much more precise intraoperative radiographs to be taken.
It is prudent that the oral surgeon systematically takes an intraoral radiography following the first drill osteotomy.
This PA allows to evaluate:
1. The correct depth of the drilling.
2. The distance to anatomic structures.
3. The relation to neighboring teeth.
4. The distance and the paralelism between implants.
If necessary, this radiograph can be repeated with the following larger diameter burs until the settings are confirmed to be correct.
Sniperxray helps you take a more accurate intraoperative PA radiography.
To the best of our knowledge there is currently no other reliable method for intraoperative testing as accurate as SNIPERXRAY.
Why should you try it?
The periapical radiograph can be visualized immediately after it is taken.
Periapical radiography has the lowest radiation of all the techniques used in dentistry.
The depth gauge itself acts as a ruler allows to check X-RAYS has been performed correctly.
In many cases it will avoid having to submit the patient to studies that emit more radiation.
Intraoral X-RAYS are available in almost all dental clinics.
It can be performed with little collaboration from the patient.
High precision measurements can be achieved.
Sharpnes and resolution of image obtained.
High precision measurements can be achieved.
Periapical radiography is very simple to perform.
It allows X-RAYS to be taken during Surgery.
The periapical radiograph can be visualized immediately after it is taken.
It allows X-RAYS to be taken during Surgery.
The periapical radiograph can be visualized immediately after it is taken.
Periapical radiography is very simple to perform.
Periapical radiography has the lowest radiation of all the techniques used in dentistry.
It allows X-RAYS to be taken during Surgery.
In many cases it will avoid having to submit the patient to studies that emit more radiation.
High precision measurements can be achieved.
The depth gauge itself acts as a ruler allows to check X-RAYS has been performed correctly.
Intraoral X-RAYS are available in almost all dental clinics.
It can be performed with little collaboration from the patient.
Sharpnes and resolution of image obtained.
It is a repeatable technique.
It is safe, since it avoids the possibility of swallowing or aspiration of the depth gauge.