Dentsply XIOS XG Supreme RVG Sensor - Size 1

The Dentsply XIOS XG Supreme RVG Sensor (Sizes 1 & 2) is an advanced intraoral X-ray sensor designed for modern dental practices. Featuring a cesium iodide (CsI) scintillator and CMOS-APS technology, it delivers high-contrast, low-noise images with exceptional clarity. The sensor allows dynamic focus adjustment for individualized sharpness, brightness, and contrast across four diagnostic settings, improving workflow efficiency. With optional WiFi for wireless image transfer and easily replaceable cables, the XIOS XG Supreme ensures comfort, flexibility, and efficiency in multi-chair clinics.

Key Features:
- Brilliant image quality with CMOS-APS (Active Pixel Sensor) technology
- Cesium iodide (CsI) scintillator for superior image clarity
- Pixel size: 15 μm
- Sensor resolution: 33.3 lp/mm
- Dynamic Sharpen Slider with four diagnosis settings
- Optional WiFi module for wireless image transfer across multiple treatment rooms
- Quick image transmission within seconds
- Easy cable replacement
- Optional RFID technology for reliable data mapping
- Seamless integration with Dentsply Sirona X-ray units and software

1. Preparation Ensure the sensor and cable are clean, disinfected, and ready for use. Select the appropriate sensor size for the patient. If needed, attach or replace the exchangeable cable to match your desired length or connectivity option.
2. Positioning the Sensor Place the sensor into a protective barrier sleeve. Position the sensor intraorally according to the imaging requirement (periapical, bitewing, occlusal, etc.). Align the X-ray tube head with the sensor following standard radiographic positioning techniques.
3. Capturing the Image Initiate the exposure using your X-ray unit. The image will appear immediately on the computer. Adjust patient positioning as necessary for additional images.
4. Image Optimization Use the dynamic sharpening slider to adjust image sharpness. Fine-tune brightness and contrast with the respective sliders Select the appropriate filtering mode for your clinical application: General Dentistry Endodontics Periodontics Restorative Hygiene
5. Reviewing and Storing Confirm image quality and diagnostic value. Save images to the patient record in your imaging software. 6. Post-Use Care Remove and dispose of the barrier sleeve. Clean and disinfect the sensor according to the manufacturer’s infection control protocol. Store the sensor safely when not in use