46 devices · GMDN 45257
Dental computed radiography digital imaging scanners are devices that convert traditional dental X-ray film into digital images through a two-step process. They capture radiographic images on a photostimulable phosphor plate, then scan and digitize the image for viewing, storage, or printing, enabling clearer and more efficient dental diagnostics.
These scanners are typically regulated as medical imaging devices, often requiring compliance with radiation safety standards and digital imaging guidelines. They may include cassettes, scanners, or printers, and are designed exclusively for dental use, ensuring precise and reproducible radiographic results for oral health assessments.
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