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Dexis 601P Classic Dental Sensor w/ Fischer Connector This equipment is in stock and available for purchase! The equipment is in good overall used cosmetic condition and is being sold as Parts... view more
Dexis Titanium Dental Sensor This equipment is in stock and available for purchase! The dental sensor is in used cosmetic condition with some wear, and is being sold as Parts Only. Cannot test.... view more
Dexis REF PLU 690 Dental Sensor This equipment is in stock and available for purchase! The dental sensor is in good overall used cosmetic condition with very minor wear, and is being sold as... view more
Dexis Platinum Dental Sensor This equipment is in stock and available for purchase! The dental sensor is in used cosmetic condition with wear, particularly on cord near sensor. It is being sold... view more
Dexis Platinum Dental Sensor This equipment is in stock and available for purchase! This dental sensor is in good overall cosmetic condition with some wear. It is being sold as parts only.... view more
Dental sensors are an important piece of equipment used in modern dentistry. They are used to take digital X-rays of the teeth and jaw, allowing dentists to diagnose and treat dental issues more accurately. Dental sensors are also used to monitor the patient's oral health, as well as to detect cavities and other dental issues.
Dental sensors come in a variety of sizes and shapes, and can range in price from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars. The most popular manufacturers of dental sensors are Kodak, Carestream, and Planmeca. These companies offer a wide range of sensors, from basic models to more advanced models with features such as digital imaging and 3D scanning capabilities.
The cost of dental sensors can vary greatly depending on the type and features of the sensor. Basic models can be purchased for a few hundred dollars, while more advanced models can cost several thousand dollars. It is important to research the different models available and compare prices before making a purchase.
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