Articles in "2D Capturing" Category

When trying to take images 2d Panoramic/Ceph or 3D CT images - Capture program produces "Error Code 11" or "Error Code 30" as shown below. In some cases you might get a blank empty box appear having only image of a Red XError [Code:11] / Error [Code:30] will also appear as shown below  In some cases; an Empty Box - Hav...

Please note the following procedure applies to All Pax-i, Paxi3D, Paxi3D Green , Smart3D  units and some other  P1 Equipped units that use "NCSW" (New Capture Soft Ware) as show below in the screen shots.The procedure for re-saving for all modalities; Pano, Ceph, CT are all basically the same except the mode we pick, also if you...

The most common mistake is the emergency stop switch, locate the emergency stop switch located typically under the "Handle frame" this is the part of the arm that sticks out for patient to hold onto and supports the chin rest.Rotate the switch in the direction indicated by the arrows; if engaged typically it will be lite up 'red' ...

2D Acquisition of Panoramic images that produce inferior quality, washed out image; overlapping; ghosting or other various image quality issues are 95% the result  of User error during positioning of the patient and/or movement of the patient post-patient positioning.Typically most image quality issues can be corrected by taking the necessary ...

Dexis support multiple capture types; Intraoral as well as Ceph/Pano. Some cases if calling the scanner /Twain function of dexis from the I/O section (Noted in the software by a tooth icon) and separated by 1 to 4 lines the image will often time result as being chopped up into I/O sized images.To avoid this issue; the icon resembling the upper huma...

When taking an image for TMJ issues when you select the open TMJ option you will then be prompted to take the closed TMJ option. If you take the closed TMJ option first, you will not be prompted to take the open TMJ shot.

The bite wing option can be found by selecting “Orthogonal” once this option is selected then you can select what bite wing region you would like to capture. Whether it is right, left, front, or both sides! Our NCSW can do that for you!