NanoPix Intraoral X-Ray RVG Sensor 1.5 AI Powered

NanoPix Intra-oral X-Ray RVG Sensor Size 1.5

The Eighteeth Nanopix 1.5 is an AI-powered intraoral sensor that captures high-resolution dental images. Its compact design and advanced imaging technology enable detailed visualization of dental structures, enhancing diagnostic accuracy and treatment planning in dental practices.

NanoPix 1.5 is an ultra-compact, high-performance intraoral digital imaging sensor designed for precision and comfort. With its cutting-edge technology, including low-dose imaging, high sensitivity, and durable build, it enhances diagnostic capabilities while providing patient comfort. Its innovative features make it an ideal choice for modern dental clinics looking to improve both accuracy and workflow efficiency. 

• The thinnest X-Ray sensor ever- 4.5mm
• 1/10th cost per patient compared to film
• 3s to complete image processing
• 30,000+ exposures with no quality loss
• 30,000+ bending tests passed
• Automatic Exposure Detection
• APS CMOS technology for high signal-to-noise ratio
• AED Technology (Automatic Exposure Detection) - from chest radiography
• Direct Deposition CSI Technology
• Compatible with almost all DC and AC X-Ray generators
  
• User friendly 4 step software (can be installed on multiple devices)
• True resolution of 20 lp/mm (Theoretical: 25lp/mm)
• AD conversion- 16 bit
• IP68- highest water and dust protection rating
• 1-year warranty

Video: Eighteeth Intraoral RVG X-ray Sensor NanoPix 1.5:

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Video: Review by Dr Thomas Taha Heidari, an award winning dentist from Taha Dental Excellence (https://www.tahadental.co.uk)

Video: Unboxing and Software Demonstration of Eighteeth Intraoral Digital Sensor NanoPix by Dr.Ash Mark

Specifications of NanoPix- Intraoral X-ray Sensors

For autoclavable Handheld Brackets (2pcs) see the separate listing.

Size 1 is more popular. But if you are not sure which size to choose, then see below the difference. If still unsure, then just buy both - each cost around half the price of a similar (even bulkier) sensors available on the market. 
Both Nanopix sensors are 70kv, 2ma, 0.1s. A short exposure time is strongly recommended because NanoPix is very sensitive.
Picture taken using NanoPix Size 1: 



Picture taken using NanoPix Size 2: 

Latest reviews:

‘The nanopix 2 sensor is faster than phosphor plates, provides high-quality images and the accompanying software is excellent. Like other Eighteeth products I use, this is a high-quality product at a fantastic price.’

Simon Barnwell BDS MSc (Endo), Practice limited to Endodontics and tutor at Simplyendo.

"Last week I got my NANOPIX 1 sensor from Eighteeth and I love to share with you my feedback. The sensor design is very nice with rounded corners and slim design for more patient comfort. The back of the sensor is not flat but with slight concavity to place the patient finger not to be so slippery “good benefit for non sensor holder users” The software interface is the easiest that I’ve tried specially the continuous acquisition, fast processing, image editing options, filters, easy image exporting. My assistant got used to it from the first patient.
Overall the image quality is great and I’m so satisfied with it specially if compared to other brands with double the price or even more.

Mohammed Za'frany, Gold Member at Style Italiano Endodontics, lecturer at Jaume I University

Images below courtesy of Simon Barnwell BDS MSc (Endo), Practice limited to Endodontics and tutor at Simplyendo.

Tags: RTG, RENTGEN, OPG, x-ray