Stationary intraoral dental x-ray system, analogue

This category covers stationary intraoral dental x-ray systems that use analogue technology, meaning they rely on traditional film or phosphor plates rather than digital sensors to capture images. These systems are permanently installed in a fixed location within a dental practice and are used to generate and control x-ray beams for routine diagnostic imaging of the teeth, jaw, and oral cavity. The sensor is placed inside the patient's mouth to visualize a limited region in detail, aiding in the diagnosis and treatment of various dental diseases.

Devices in this category are designed for permanent installation and are typically supplied as complete, fixed units for clinical use. They operate using analogue image capture methods, such as film or phosphor plates, which require separate processing to produce the final radiograph. When browsing this category, expect to find equipment that supports general-purpose, routine dental radiography for diagnostic and treatment planning purposes.