Sirona XIOS
The XIOS sensor system is easy to use and delivers outstanding image quality through cutting-edge imaging technology. The fully digital sensor system generates x-ray images in real time, speeding up and simplifying treatment workflow. Thanks to its slim-line design and rounded edges, the sensors are also easy to place in the patient’s mouth. The flat cable exit on the rear of the sensor likewise facilitates the easy positioning of the sensor. The XIOS sensors are available in two sizes.
Sirona XIOS
| Sensor Type | CMOS-APS (Active Pixel Sensor) |
| Pixel Size | 40 microns |
| True Resolution | 16-19 lp/mm |
| Theoretical Resolution | 25.6 lp/mm |
| Image Depth | |
| Relative Film Sizes | 1, 2 |
| Sensor Dimensions | Size 1 - 25 x 37.7 x 5.3mm Size 2 - 30.8 x 43.5 x 5.3mm |
| Active Surface Dimensions | Size 1 - 20mm x 30mm Size 2 - 25.6mm x 36mm |
| Sensor Cable Length | 2.9 m |
| X-Ray Unit Requirements | kV: 60 - Ma: 7 - Time: 0.05secs |
| DICOM Compatible | |
| Image storage format | |
| Software Included and Operating System | SIDEXIS - Windows |
| Network Connection | USB via PC |
| Bridging to Practice Management Software | |
| Training Included | |
| Warranty | 1 Year Parts / 1 Year Labour |
| Sensor Warranty | 5 Year Parts / 5 Year Labour |
| States where support is available | NSW, ACT, QLD, VIC, SA, WA, NT, TAS and NZ |
| Country of Manufacture | Germany |
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Sirona's XIOS intraoral x-ray sensor is available in 2 sizes.
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Sirona's XIOS intraoral x-ray sensor...
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connects with a small, elegant USB module with smart sensor plug.
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Sirona's XIOS intraoral x-ray sensor is available in 2 sizes.
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Sirona's XIOS intraoral x-ray sensor is ideal for endodontic diagnostics, here showing apical periodontitis with resorption of the apex.
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Bitewing image for caries diagnostics captured with Sirona's XIOS intraoral x-ray sensor: 17 primary caries lesion, 15 and 45 translucency under crown margin due to a lack of restoration material.
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Sirona's XIOS intraoral x-ray sensor is ideal for implant diagnostics.
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