PaX-i
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The PaX-i is a digital dental imaging system designed for high-quality panoramic and cephalometric imaging.
It features two dedicated sensors, ensuring optimal image clarity for accurate diagnoses.
The system is compact and user-friendly, making it suitable for various dental practices.
With advanced imaging technology, it supports efficient workflow and precise patient assessments.
Applications & Use Cases
The PaX-i is used for capturing detailed dental images essential for diagnosis and treatment planning.
Dental professionals, including orthodontists and general dentists, utilize this system in clinics and hospitals across Kenya.
It is suitable for both large healthcare facilities and smaller practices, providing flexibility in dental imaging solutions in Nairobi and beyond.
Care & Maintenance
To maintain the PaX-i, regularly clean the sensors and exterior with a soft, lint-free cloth.
Ensure that the imaging software is updated to the latest version for optimal performance.
Store the equipment in a dry, dust-free environment when not in use.
Schedule routine checks with a qualified technician to ensure all components function properly, extending the lifespan of the device.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a dental check-up in Kenya?
In Nairobi, a basic dental checkup typically ranges from Ksh 1,500 to Ksh 3,500. This usually includes the examination and basic consultation. If professional cleaning is added, expect to pay between Ksh 2,500 to Ksh 5,000 total.
What is the cost of a dental scan?
The cost of a dental CBCT scan varies based on location and the complexity of the scan. In the UK, the price typically ranges from: £100 – £250 per scan for a single area (e.g.
How long does dental imaging take?
Dental X-rays typically take less than 10 minutes to complete..
What is dental imaging called?
Intraoral Radiographs are the most common type of dental X-rays you'll encounter during a routine dental exam. Your dentist is looking for cavities and checking the status of developing teeth..
