This is a versatile and compact CBCT device with an even larger field of view: six possible image sizes and scanning with extremely high resolution (75 µm), allowing visualization of even the smallest details of root canal morphology.

At LAMA clinic, we have all the necessary equipment to ensure excellent image quality in all modes and to offer the patient maximum services on-site at the clinic.

The premium-class chair will allow you to feel maximum comfort during the procedure: soft upholstery, comfortable headrest, and ergonomic design.

The unit is equipped with everything necessary for quality treatment:

– Hybrid seat lift system;

– Spittoon, saliva ejector, and aspiration tube;

– Operating lamp with the ability to be positioned on the left and right side of the patient – for right-handed and left-handed dentists;

– Two swivel armrests.

The camera’s rounded head and tapered shape ensure patient comfort while a one-click image capture button makes it easy to acquire high-quality stills and videos. CS 1200 provides a clear, precise view of patients’ teeth, anatomical structures and mouth and gives us the ability to capture images from different angles.

The CS 1200 features a 6‐LED illumination system which adjusts automatically to ensure perfectly and uniformly lit images in any practical lighting condition.

It helps us to make better highlight treatment recommendations and provide better visual evidence than ever before.

They help dentists see the structure and condition of teeth, roots, gums, and jawbones. These images aid in detecting problems such as caries, root pathologies, and other dental anomalies. The devices also assist dentists in treatment planning, such as before implant placement or root canal treatment.

The RTG CS 2100 and RVG 5200 machines are intraoral X-ray devices that allow obtaining clear and contrasted images directly inside the patient’s mouth. They serve several main purposes and applications:

1. Diagnosis of teeth and oral cavity tissues: examining the structure and condition of teeth, roots, alveolar processes, gums, and jawbones. This aids in detecting caries, dental anomalies, root pathologies, and other issues.
2. Treatment planning: before implant placement, root canal treatment, tooth extractions, orthodontic procedures, and more.
3. Monitoring treatment effectiveness.

The radiation dose from these devices is 25% lower than standard equipment. This ensures safety for both patients and medical staff, minimizing the risk of radiation exposure.