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Sirona Galileos Comfort

The lowest dose 3D imaging system in the world - fast scan time with high resolution and large volume. Ideal for all facets of dentistry including implantology, using 3D diagnostics, digital treatment planning and exporting data for surgical guide manufacturing. Software upgrade available for integration with CEREC CAD/CAM data. Hardware can be retro-fitted with Integrated Face Scanner.

Imaging Type	CBCT
Sensor Type	Image Intensifier
Fields of View	150mm x 150mm x 150mm
Patient Positioning	Standing facing out
Imaging Time - Pan	N/A
Imaging Time - Ceph	N/A
Imaging Time - CBCT	14 seconds
Reconstruction Time for CBCT	150 Seconds
Voxel Size	150 microns
Anode Type	Fixed
Automatic Exposure Control	Yes
Image Depth	14 Bit
DICOM Compatible	Yes
Software Included and Operating System	SIDEXIS & GALAXIS Implant Planning - Windows
Network Connection	Ethernet
Bridging to Practice Management Software	Links to all major software available
Training Included	Yes
Warranty	3 Years Parts / 1 Year Labour
States where support is available	NSW, ACT, QLD, VIC, SA, WA, NT, TAS and NZ
Country of Manufacture	Germany

CEREC/Galileos integration: Dr. Sameer Puri shares his expertise

Combine CEREC digital impressions and computer-aided design with the diagnostic security of Sirona's 3D X-ray systems for genuine integrated implantology. It is now possible to perform surgical and prosthetic planning simultaneously -- and then implement this plan precisely using a surgical guide.

CEREC/Galileos integration. A patient case by Dr. Neal Patel

CEREC/Galileos Integration: Dr. Kevin Pawlowicz shares his expertise

CEREC Guide 2: Precise in-house milling of surgical guides re-defined

31 Jan 2016 | Clinical Excellence

Sirona revolutionalised digital implant dentistry by providing a completely integrated digital workflow incorporating all aspects of surgical and restorative implant dentistry. The introduction of in-house milling of surgical guides with CEREC Guide 1 was visionary in this regard. However, the CEREC Guide 1 process is relatively technique-sensitive...

Precision guided implant treatment

30 Sep 2014 | High Tech Dentistry

As with all forms of dental treatment, from the simple to the complex, predictability of outcome is largely dependent on accurate diagnosis and detailed treatment planning. This predictability can also be further enhanced by the careful utilization of advances in dental technologies. The use of surgical guides in implant dentistry has taken many fo...

Combining technology and endodontics

30 Sep 2014 | Clinical Excellence

A female patient, age 46, with a nonremarkable health history, came into the office with a toothache. The upper right second molar had been a bother for a few months prior to her coming to the office to have it checked. We took a digital periapical radiograph on it, which didn’t appear to have any pathology (Figure 1). The patient exhibited adva...

Case report: Using CAD/CAM technologies in the dental office for implant dentistry

31 Jul 2014 | Clinical Excellence

One of the hardest things we do in dentistry is matching a central incisor crown to a natural tooth. Another difficulty we have in dentistry is making implant restorations look like teeth. In this case, I had to do both! As implant dentistry progresses, patient are going online and educating themselves. Although I still use them, flippers are beco...

Emerging applications of cone beam tomography for aiding clinical diagnosis

31 Jul 2014 | Digital Imaging

Current generation cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) systems do not require a large amount of floor space in a dental practice and can easily fit into the space which previously would have been allocated for an OPG system. They are frequently used in the work-up of patients for dental implant treatment and in diagnosis and treatment planning for...

Digital dentistry: Sirona style

31 Oct 2013 | High Tech Dentistry

Digital dentistry is the buzz word of the new millennium and manufacturers bandy it around with impunity. The common theme pushed to practitioners is that getting on the digital bandwagon is a must; exactly what the ensuing benefits of doing so, however, can be far more ethereal. Loosely speaking, digital dentistry is an all-encompassing term that...

Guided implantology made easy

31 Oct 2012 | High Tech Dentistry

Safety, predictability and efficiency - these three words, in my opinion, are the basis of what makes dentistry enjoyable. It seems that the longer I practice, the less tolerance I have for the stress that usually comes with our job as general dentists. In any procedure, I do try to find ways to apply these three glorious words to it. When performi...

Convergence of cone beam and CAD/CAM the next big thing

31 Jul 2011 | Digital Imaging

The advent of dental implants, CAD/CAM technology and 3-dimensional imaging at varying times over the last 25 years were all watershed moments in the career of Sydney dentist Hugh Fleming. Now however, the convergence of all three is driving his passion and increasing his clinical efficacy. “New technologies are driving many aspects of dentistry...

Patient consultation with SIDEXIS SG on iPad now possible

01 Jan 2011 | Spectrum

Dentists are not only using the new iPad from Apple for private purposes, but also for patient communication and consultation. A new version of the SidexisMobilePlugin from RSWE enables the integration of data from Sirona's SIDEXIS XG with the tablet computer.

Sirona installs Galileos 3D cone beam imaging system in Tasmania

31 Mar 2008 | Spectrum

Dr Wayne Martin's busy practice in Burnie, Tasmania is the latest site to install a Sirona Galileos 3D cone beam imaging system.

Sirona introduces Galileos 3D cone beam imaging system

01 Sep 2006 | Spectrum

Sirona has received US FDA approval for its new Galileos 3D cone beam digital x-ray system with the official launch to take place at the American Dental Association's annual session in Las Vegas in October.

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