“I have no hesitation in recommending the Rextar from DigitalDental. It is an excellent unit giving us superb digital images and our own monitoring has shown it to be completely safe to use. Anyone considering a new intra-oral X-ray unit should consider this instead of a traditional surgery mounted unit. Cheaper, easier and safer!”
Ian Redfearn
Partner
Dentistry For All
Ian Redfearn
Partner
Dentistry For All
Rextar X - The ultimate portable dental x ray system
Camera like designThe Rextar is designed like a camera so it is easier use. Portable and lightweight, you can share it between surgeries or for domicillary.
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Ready for any image
Exposure settings are easily programmed for digital sensors, image plates or tradiotional wet film
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Safety first.Dual lead shielding, 20cm cone, rectangular collimator
and a new 70Kv generator make the Rextar safer than wall mount unit. |
Best results in PHE evalutation.
The only hand held x ray with 70kv generator.
The lowest patient dose and shortest exposure*
Lower operator dose than a fixed wall mount*
The lowest patient dose and shortest exposure*
Lower operator dose than a fixed wall mount*
Save space, save time
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SAFER THAN A FIXED WALL MOUNT X RAY UNIT
Operator dose.
Fixed wall mount units versus Rextar Hand Held Xray
"A constraint on annual effective dose of 0.25 mSv is therefore considered appropriate as an
indicator of whether a particular model of hand-held X-ray equipment is acceptable on
radiation protection grounds for use in general dental practice, as it provides a reasonable
basis for comparing exposures resulting from the use of a hand-held device compared to a
fixed unit."
"The results of PHE’s tests suggest that annual effective
doses to operators of hand-held models fitted with backscatter shields may be lower in some
circumstances than doses to operators of wall-mounted units."
Annual estimated whole body dose
Fiixed wall mount intra oral x ray
0.25mSv
Rextar Hand Held X ray
0.07 mSv
70% less than a fixed wall mount unit
Fixed wall mount units versus Rextar Hand Held Xray
"A constraint on annual effective dose of 0.25 mSv is therefore considered appropriate as an
indicator of whether a particular model of hand-held X-ray equipment is acceptable on
radiation protection grounds for use in general dental practice, as it provides a reasonable
basis for comparing exposures resulting from the use of a hand-held device compared to a
fixed unit."
"The results of PHE’s tests suggest that annual effective
doses to operators of hand-held models fitted with backscatter shields may be lower in some
circumstances than doses to operators of wall-mounted units."
Annual estimated whole body dose
Fiixed wall mount intra oral x ray
0.25mSv
Rextar Hand Held X ray
0.07 mSv
70% less than a fixed wall mount unit