NewTom GO 3D with CEPH, paired with a clinically justified approach to dental imaging.
One platform for three-dimensional dental imaging, digital panoramic radiography and cephalometric examinations.
These are manufacturer-documented capabilities. Field of view, voxel size and exposure options depend on the selected protocol and configuration; they are not universal settings for every scan.
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Illustrative visual · Not a photograph of DentoRad equipmentThe useful question is how each feature supports the prescribed examination.
The supplied GO brochure documents selectable 3D volumes up to 10 × 10 cm, including smaller fields for a focused region. Coverage is chosen to include the anatomy needed for the clinical question.
Supported high-resolution protocols can acquire at a voxel size down to 80 µm. The chosen sampling, exposure and reconstruction need to suit the examination.
NewTom describes SafeBeam as automatic exposure adaptation to the patient’s anatomical characteristics in the selected area. It supports exposure management within the acquisition workflow.
ECO protocols are designed to reduce exposure for suitable diagnostic tasks. The required level of detail determines whether an ECO acquisition is appropriate.
The autoadaptive Metal Artifact Reduction algorithm is designed to reduce artefacts associated with dense materials such as restorations or implants.
MultiPAN produces five panoramic focal layers from one supported acquisition, helping the operator choose the useful layer for the examination.
A focused tooth-related request and a wider jaw assessment may need different acquisition choices.
The supplied GO documentation lists these selectable 3D volumes. The imaging team confirms the appropriate supported combination rather than treating the maximum field and finest voxel as a default.
Nominal field of view dimensions from the supplied manufacturer brochure. The required anatomy and selected protocol determine coverage.
The volume should include the area needed to answer the clinical question.
Voxel size is one part of image quality. Exposure, motion, metal and reconstruction also affect interpretation.
ECO or other acquisition options are chosen where they meet the diagnostic task, subject to the installed configuration.
A 2D image of the dental arches and jaws. MultiPAN supports selection among panoramic focal layers from a supported acquisition.
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The CEPH configuration supports cephalometric imaging. Image acquisition, tracing and orthodontic analysis are distinct requirements.
Explore Lateral CephalogramDental X-rays and CBCT use ionising radiation. A technology feature does not replace a justified examination.
Consider the clinical assessment, previous images and the expected value of additional information.
Tell the team about possible pregnancy, relevant earlier imaging and any positioning or communication needs.
Use coverage and settings suited to the task, with clear positioning guidance and attention to image quality.
Explore the patient guide or the service requested by your dentist.