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OSA-MD740
OSAKADENTAL
9018499000
USB 1.3 Mega Dental Intraoral Camera
A USB intraoral camera is a compact, handheld dental diagnostic tool that connects directly to a computer, transforming oral examinations and patient communication. Here are its defining characteristics:
1. High-Resolution Imaging
Features a miniature, high-definition (HD) CMOS or CCD sensor at the tip of the probe.
Provides exceptionally clear, magnified, and detailed real-time video and still images of teeth, gums, and oral soft tissues.
Allows for the detection of micro-fractures, early cavities, and other issues often invisible to the naked eye.
2. Direct USB Connectivity
Plugs directly into a standard USB port (typically USB-A or USB-C) on a computer or laptop.
Eliminates the need for external power adapters or complicated capture cards, making it highly portable and convenient.
Often supports "plug-and-play" functionality for easy setup without specialized drivers.
3. Compact and Ergonomic Design
Lightweight, pen-like design is easy for the dentist to maneuver comfortably within a patient's mouth.
Single-use, disposable sheaths or easy-to-sterilize tips are standard, ensuring strict hygiene and cross-infection control between patients.
4. Powerful Diagnostic Software
Bundled software enables live viewing, image and video capture, storage, and annotation.
Features often include side-by-side comparison of images over time to track treatment progress.
Allows for easy integration of images into patient digital records and practice management systems.
5. Enhanced Patient Communication & Education
The most significant benefit: The ability to show patients a clear, magnified view of their own oral conditions on a monitor.
Helps dentists explain diagnoses, proposed treatments, and oral hygiene instructions visually, leading to better patient understanding and acceptance of treatment plans.
6. Cost-Effective and Versatile
A more affordable alternative to larger, integrated dental imaging systems.
Ideal for general dentists, specialists, dental hygienists, and even for veterinary use.
Useful for documentation for insurance claims, second opinions, and referrals.
Features:
*1.3Mega Pixels , CMOS.
*Holder with the automatic power off function .
*Super-wide automatically adjusting -focus lens .
*USB2.0 ( all digitize)
*Work in Windows ,XP , Vista, Win 7
Image sensor: CMOS
Image resolution:1.30mega pixels
Lamp: 6pcs White LED (5600K)
visual angle: 70 degree
Power supply: DC5V
Cable length: 2m
USB 1.3 Mega Dental Intraoral Camera
A USB intraoral camera is a compact, handheld dental diagnostic tool that connects directly to a computer, transforming oral examinations and patient communication. Here are its defining characteristics:
1. High-Resolution Imaging
Features a miniature, high-definition (HD) CMOS or CCD sensor at the tip of the probe.
Provides exceptionally clear, magnified, and detailed real-time video and still images of teeth, gums, and oral soft tissues.
Allows for the detection of micro-fractures, early cavities, and other issues often invisible to the naked eye.
2. Direct USB Connectivity
Plugs directly into a standard USB port (typically USB-A or USB-C) on a computer or laptop.
Eliminates the need for external power adapters or complicated capture cards, making it highly portable and convenient.
Often supports "plug-and-play" functionality for easy setup without specialized drivers.
3. Compact and Ergonomic Design
Lightweight, pen-like design is easy for the dentist to maneuver comfortably within a patient's mouth.
Single-use, disposable sheaths or easy-to-sterilize tips are standard, ensuring strict hygiene and cross-infection control between patients.
4. Powerful Diagnostic Software
Bundled software enables live viewing, image and video capture, storage, and annotation.
Features often include side-by-side comparison of images over time to track treatment progress.
Allows for easy integration of images into patient digital records and practice management systems.
5. Enhanced Patient Communication & Education
The most significant benefit: The ability to show patients a clear, magnified view of their own oral conditions on a monitor.
Helps dentists explain diagnoses, proposed treatments, and oral hygiene instructions visually, leading to better patient understanding and acceptance of treatment plans.
6. Cost-Effective and Versatile
A more affordable alternative to larger, integrated dental imaging systems.
Ideal for general dentists, specialists, dental hygienists, and even for veterinary use.
Useful for documentation for insurance claims, second opinions, and referrals.
Features:
*1.3Mega Pixels , CMOS.
*Holder with the automatic power off function .
*Super-wide automatically adjusting -focus lens .
*USB2.0 ( all digitize)
*Work in Windows ,XP , Vista, Win 7
Image sensor: CMOS
Image resolution:1.30mega pixels
Lamp: 6pcs White LED (5600K)
visual angle: 70 degree
Power supply: DC5V
Cable length: 2m
