DT News - Canada - Digital X-ray sensor achieves lowest radiation exposure levels

Dental Tribune Canada

Tue. 26 January 2016

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Suni Medical Imaging, a global producer of digital imaging systems based out of Silicon Valley, describes its SuniRay2 digital X-ray sensor as the industry leader in low-radiation digital radiography. A recent University of Texas Health Science Center evaluation of 20 intraoral digital sensors bears out the claim: SuniRay2 achieved diagnostic-quality digital X-rays using the least amount of radiation exposure.

Complete digital imaging solution: Engineered and manufactured out of Suni’s Silicon Valley headquarters, SuniRay2 was designed to provide practitioners with a complete digital imaging solution that seamlessly integrates with their entire practice and easily captures high-quality images without sacrificing patient comfort or safety.

SuniRay2 pairs its imaging efficiency with durability enhancements — ultrasonically sealed outer casing and strain relief cable — that ensure reliable performance for years.

Prof. Suni, the comprehensive and feature-rich imaging software often packaged with SuniRay2, supplements the sensor’s high-quality digital imaging with a wide array of image enhancement tools and customization options. And with its open-architecture design, Prof. Suni is able to easily integrate with practitioners’ existing practice management software.

To learn more about SuniRay2, you can contact the company by phone at (800) 438-7864. You can visit the company online at www.suni.com to learn more about all of its digital imaging products — digital X-ray sensors, digital intraoral cameras, and digital imaging software — including SuniRay2.

(Source: Suni Medical Imaging)

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