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a new dimension of confidencebetter 3D images for a better practice.

Your diagnosis is only as good as your information.Despite your training and years of practice, it’s tough to correctly diagnose what you can barely see – or not see at all. And

what you see on 2D intraoral images can be ambiguous at best. 3D extraoral imaging from KODAK Dental Systems not

only gives you the 3D images you need to see the whole picture, but gives them to you with the best resolution and quality

available today. With two systems that offer a range of applications for generalists and specialists alike, Carestream Dental,

the exclusive manufacturer of KODAK Dental Systems, gives you the images and information you need to diagnose with

confidence every time.

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In addition to page numbers, we’ve color-coded this brochure so you can quickly access the images and information most relevant to you.

Why choose KODAK Dental Systems 3D products?

KODAK 3D Extraoral Imaging Systems 2Our most comprehensive 3D lineup

How good are the images?

Orthodontic Imaging 4Panoramic, cephalometric and 3D images for a variety of applications

Endodontic Imaging 63D images for a variety of endodontic applications

Implant Imaging 83D images for a variety of implant applications

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Imaging 103D images that help make surgery more precise

Periodontic Imaging 123D images that let you see the whole picture

Which model is right for you?

Comparison Chart 14Find the right machine for you

KODAK 9000 Extraoral Imaging System 16Our highest resolution and lowest dose 3D system

KODAK 9500 Cone Beam 3D System – Medium-Field of View 183D imaging for a variety of applications

KODAK 9500 Cone Beam 3D System – Large-Field of View 203D imaging for a variety of applications

How easy is it to use?

KODAK Imaging Software Suite 22The software that makes all the difference

What are the details?

Specifications/Footprints 24Specifications, doses, dimensions, and more

Redefining what’s possible with 3D imaging

As an oral health professional, you’ve worked in 3D your entire career. Drawing on your knowledge of anatomy, fine tactile sense, and 2D radiographic exams, you’ve become used to perceiving your patients’ anatomy based on mental three-dimensional reconstructions. Unfortunately, you’ve lacked appropriate technology to see exactly what you’re working with, which can lead to guesswork, reduced treatment efficacy, and a less efficient practice.

Enter Kodak 3D imaging – a more detailed physical manifestation of your mental picture and a new dimension of insight into the clinical situations you encounter every day. Affordable, safe, and customizable to fit the needs of both general and specialized practices, Kodak 3D extraoral imaging systems represent the most comprehensive lineup of 3D imaging systems on the market today.

Unmatched resolution

Using cutting edge technology, low-dose cone beam radiation, and industry-leading image software, Kodak 3D systems give you the best possible view of your patients’ anatomy. Not only do the images help you make better treatment decisions, but sharing them with patients and referrals allows you to communicate more clearly than ever before about treatment plans.

Unmatched safety

With radiation dosages as much as 80% less than competing 3D systems (see chart on page 16), Kodak CBCT imaging systems make getting great images faster and safer than ever before.

Unmatched flexibility

Depending on the needs of your practice, you can choose from systems that offer panoramic and cephalometric combined with 3D imaging, or dedicated CBCT systems with medium- and/or large-fields of view.

Unmatched software

With the most intuitive and comprehensive software you’ll find on the market, Kodak 3D extraoral imaging systems allow you to manipulate images in an infinite number of ways. This gives you the opportunity to look at any anatomical situation for every possible perspective, all with 1:1 anatomical accuracy. That means precise measurements and views that will give you all the information you need to plan and execute efficient treatments.

Unmatched integration

All Kodak CBCT imaging systems output industry standard DICOM images which easily integrate with other DICOM environments, including high quality printers. And because Kodak CBCT systems integrate perfectly with easy-to-use Kodak imaging and practice management software, you’ll receive everything you need to manipulate, print, share, and archive your images.

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Top and Bottom Right: The Kodak 9000C 3D system is a hybrid 3-in-1 solution that presents a complete and versatile diagnostic imaging modality. Incorporating cutting edge “one shot” cephalometric technology with high-quality panoramic imaging enhanced with high resolution 3D imaging, this unit is the perfect imaging system to cover all diagnostic imaging needs in the dental practice.

Top Left: The Kodak 9000 3D system offers a 2-in-1 solution for incorporating a high resolution panoramic imaging system as well as 3D imaging technology. This solution is perfect for practitioners who don’t require cephalometric imaging in their practices. This system is engineered specifically to allow the practice to benefit from two high resolution imaging modalities in one machine. With the 3D CBCT modality, this unit allows the highest resolution 3D imaging on the market.

Bottom Left: The Kodak 9500 conebeam 3D system has been engineered to obtain larger fields of view and is the perfect solution for practices that require more diagnostic information for complex orthodontic cases, implantology, complex pathologic imaging, orthognathic surgical cases work up, and generalized radiologic imaging of the maxillofacial area. This unit is available in two different configurations to fit your specific needs.

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• Analyze skeletal symmetry

• Assess alveolar ridge shape and volume limitations

• Assess temporomandibular joints and occlusion

• Plan placement of temporary anchorage devices

• Plan orthognathic surgical treatment

• Evaluate ectopic and impacted teeth

• Assess growth

• Design custom appliances and image-guided

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Orthodontics: better images for better treatmentComplement your cephalometric and panoramic imaging

Impacted supernumerary teeth can often be difficult to visualize with limited 2D imaging modalities. With the addition of high resolution 3D imaging, the diagnosis can be simplified. Information gained from the Kodak 9000 3D system allows the practitioner to evaluate the presence of supernumerary teeth, the position relative to the adjacent teeth with all anatomical accuracy, and any pathology associated with the impaction. This information allows for a confident comprehensive treatment plan along with key determinants for surgical approaches to removal, if required.

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The Kodak 9500 3D system large-field of view gives you the ability to provide comprehensive dental and skeletal assessment of your patients prior to beginning treatment. Create all necessary images from just one 3D scan, including 2D lateral and frontal cephalometric, panoramic, SMV and TMJ images. This scan can even be used to produce a digital model.

The Kodak 9500 3D system medium-field of view limits the field of view to the maxillomandibular complex – very beneficial for performing a comprehensive 3D radiologic examination of the patient before, during, or after orthodontic treatment. In this case, it reveals the exact location of the impacted left maxillary cuspid. The 3D volumetric rendering and cross-section viewing pinpoints the tooth’s location and the impact of its position on the surrounding anatomical structures.

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“ …the Kodak 9000C 3D panoramic and cephalometric system significantly creates a new

benchmark for extraoral radiography and evidence-based

dentistry, and unquestionably strengthens our diagnostic

confidence level.”

– Eladio DeLeon, JR., DMD, MS – Goldstein Chair of Orthodontics

– John W. Stockstill, DDS, NS and Daniel Levy-Bercowski, DDS, MSD –

Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, GA

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• Diagnose endodontic pathosis

• Assess canal morphology

• Assess pathosis of non-endodontic origin

• Evaluate root fractures and trauma

• Analyze external and internal root resorption and invasive cervical resorption

• Plan surgeries and implants

Endodontics: better images for better diagnosesExtraordinary detail at low exposure levels

2D Periapical radiograph showing possible inflammatory root resorption on the maxillary right and left central incisors.

3D Sagittal, axial, and volumetric views of the maxillary left central incisor showing the full extent of the area of low density in the mid-root portion of the canal that extends palatally. A periradicular periodontitis associated with the lesion at the mid-root is visible on both orthogonal views.

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Left Bottom: 2D image taken after root canal treatment demonstrating adequate obturation of the three canals in the mesial root. Prior diagnostic knowledge obtained from the 3D image allowed for identification of this canal pre-operatively.

Right Top: 3D image with a 76 micron high resolution axial slice clearly reveals three canals in the mesial root of the lower left first molar.

Right Bottom: Intraoperative view confirms the exact canal anatomy as seen on the Kodak 9000 3D system image obtained pre-operatively. This diagnostic knowledge can lead to expedited and more predictable treatment.

“ Cone Beam technology could be the most powerful addition to an

Endodontist’s armamentarium in the twenty-first century. Its ability to bypass

the problems of anatomic noise found in 2D radiographs is outstanding.

CBCT provides us with an improved ability to see apical lesions, predetermine

canal morphology, and clearly observe and accurately diagnose resorptions.

This helps us provide more accurate diagnoses, prognoses, patient education,

and treatment plans. Knowledge of the canal morphology before beginning

treatment effectively shortens treatment time and reduces the risk of “missed”

canals. This technology has been a great enhancement to my practice of Endodontics.”

– Randolph Todd, DMD, Practice Limited to Endodontics, Diplomate American Board of Endodontics 7

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• Evaluate bone volume and quality

• Identify, localize, and mark anatomical obstacles (mandibular canal, sinus)

• Take precise measurements using true 1:1 ratio

• Plan implants using specialized 3D software

• Improve case acceptance

• Collaborate with referrals

Implantology: better images for better planning 3D images accurately portray the patient’s anatomy

Implant planning with 3D imaging modalities is rapidly becoming mainstream. The Kodak 9000 3D system has the ability to scan a wide range of areas. You can easily acquire a small, focused area (5 cm x 3.75 cm) of the maxillary or mandibular arch, the TMJ or Sinus. If your case requires larger areas, you can put the Kodak 9000 3D system into full-arch mode and acquire the maxillary or mandibular arch. Our comprehensive implant planning software makes treatment planning very simple and helps improve case acceptance.

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“ Sometimes when we do a physical examination we believe there is enough bone

structure there to place an implant. It’s only after you

take a 3D image that you find out ‘well, there’s not as

much bone as I thought was there.’ … certainly from

the treatment planning standpoint, it is invaluable to

have this tool.”

– Dr. Thomas D. Berry

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Above Image Source: Kodak 9500 cone beam 3D system with Medium-Field option. Implant planning utilizing the robust implant planning module integrated in the 3D viewer allows a comprehensive evaluation and treatment planning of the implant recipient sites in all dimensions. A simple 3D scan with a radiopaque scan appliance allows the practitioner to relate the referenced implant site evaluation with the surgical procedure.

Right Top Image Source: Kodak 9500 cone beam 3D system with Medium-Field option. With unlimited ability within the implant planning module to view the implant recipient site at any angle around the implant template, all anatomical unknowns are revealed pre-operatively. This image represents a 300 micron slice at the center of the implant in the sagittal view. The implant locator feature allows you to quickly align the slice with the implant template.

Right Bottom Image Source: Kodak 9500 cone beam 3D system with Large-Field option. Volumetric rendering of the completed implant plan with 1 to 1 representations of the implant’s position and true orientation within the arch provides a tool for patient consultation. The implant planning software also is a powerful collaboration tool between colleagues.

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• Identify relationships between impacted teeth and vital anatomical structures to protect

• Visualize cysts and periapical lesions

• Define surgical protocol for impacted tooth extractions, cyst removal, or periapical lesion treatment

• Increase case acceptance rates by allowing your patients to visualize and fully understand your treatment plan

• Improve referral relationships by sharing critical 2D and 3D data pre- and post-operatively with your referring dentists

• Eliminate office bottlenecks by taking x-ray development out of the equation; 2D image acquisition takes a mere 13 seconds

• Seamlessly share images across multiple office locations

Oral Surgery: better images for better preparationPrepare more thoroughly than ever before

2D vs. 3D2D Panoramic image shows two supernumerary teeth in maxillary anterior.

3D Volumetric view and sagittal view show precise labial location of supernumerary tooth with no resorption of the central incisor root.

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3D imaging with the Kodak 9500 3D system large-field of view CBCT allows the oral and maxillofacial surgeon to perform complete pre-operative and post-operative assessments.

Advance visualization modules built into the 3D imaging module also allow for assessment of bone grafting and future implant surgeries.

“ One of the most effective ways that I have improved

my practice and case acceptance rates is by using

the scan as a teaching tool. I will sit down with the

patient and virtually place implants. This provides a

better mode than 2D radiography and allows my patients to conceptualize what the treatment plan entails. It also provides me

with the ability to send a CD to the referring dentist

so that we can evaluate the data if we need to confer

with one another. My patients also leave with a

printout of their treatment plan.”

– Steven Salman, DDS, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, New York, NY

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• Analyzing furcation involvements

• Diagnosing fractures

• Evaluate pre and post implant placement sites

• Evaluate the contour and shapes of bone

• Evaluate vertical and horizontal defects

• Pre and post operative sinus

evaluation for sinus augmentation

• Pre and post evaluation of grafting

sites for donor and recipient

• Surgical guide cases

Periodontics: better images for better successThe details you need when you need them

3D orthogonal views show in detail the periodontal diagnostic imaging challenges facing practitioners every day. Generalized moderate periodontitis, evident on the panoramic view and supported by the axial and sagittal slices. The volumetric and sagittal views show virtual implant placement. The advanced periodontitis on the coronal slice and sagittal view, showing class III non repairable furcation involvement providing unsurpassed diagnostic information to create the proper treatment plan.

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3D sagittal slice identifies a maxillary right cuspid root fracture and large area of periapical low density, consistent with abscess formation. The palatal cortical plate of bone is still attached while the facial cortical plate is breached at the level of the fracture. Extraction and socket grafting is needed to repair and prepare the site for future implantation.

“ Utilizing an in-office dental CBCT for 3D diagnostics in preparation for and during

periodontal examinations and consultations is no longer an option, but a necessity. The

periodontist has always been thought of as the consummate diagnostician and treatment

planner in the dental community. Until now, we periodontists have carefully gathered

the 2D information and have skillfully imagined it in 3D, in order to make treatment

recommendations. Now, I can offer my referral team and patients accurate 3D restorative

guidance to improve our quality assurance and care. All of our doctors can easily navigate

the Kodak 3D software and our patients understand the 3D information presented. Finally,

CBCT is not just for implants but for restorative and periodontal diagnostics and treatment.

Dentistry just got a whole lot safer.”– Dr. Steven J. Feldman, DDS, Periodontist, Venice, Florida

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On the 3D image above the panoramic curved slicing, volumetric, sagittal, and axial views all show different orthogonal aspects of the failing tooth 6. These views also confirm that the adjacent teeth 5 and 7 are viable and not affected by the failing tooth 6. The image on the left demonstrates a transaxial slice showing the root fracture and the consequential bone loss in great detail not obtainable with 2D imaging alone.

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Features/Specs/ApplicationsAn easy way to find the model that’s right for you

Use the charts on the opposite page to understand the features and capabilities of our 3D imaging systems; then

determine which model is right for your practice.

The Kodak 9000 3D system. Cephalometric option also available. For more about the Kodak 9000 3D System, turn to page 16.

The Kodak 9500 cone beam system. For more about the Kodak 9500 3D system, turn to pages 18 and 20.

Kodak 9000 3D system• Hybrid solution featuring dedicated 2D

& 3D modalities• Field of view limited to a focused area,

single arch, TMJ or Sinus• Highest quality panoramic images• Full arch imaging allows for visualization

of impacted teeth, implant planning, simple pathological lesions and surgical guide creation

Kodak 9500 3D system Medium-Field Option• 15cm x 9cm field of view allows for

comprehensive 3D diagnostic assessment of the maxillofacial complex.

• Larger field of view allows for planning of complex implant cases, pathologies, trauma, and orthognathic assessment of complex impacted teeth

• Dual arch surgical guide creation

Kodak 9500 3D system Large-Field Option• 20cm x 18cm field of view allows

for planning of complex implant cases, advanced pathological cases, trauma, and craniofacial assessment for comprehensive orthognathic and orthodontic treatment planning

• Cephalometric Capabilities• Dual arch surgical guide creation

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Medium-Field Option+

Kodak 9500 Large-Field Option+

Panoramic 3 3 3** 3**

Cephalometric Upgradeable 3 N/A 3**

3D Imaging 3 3 3 3

3D Field-of-View size 5cm x 3.75cm 5cm x 3.75cm 15cm x 9cm 15cm x 9cm 20cm x 18cm

Exposure Time Pan: 14 sec, 3D: 10.8 sec

Pan: 14 sec, 3D: 10.8 sec,Ceph: .1-3.2 sec

10.8 sec 10.8 sec

Reconstruction Time 10-55 sec 10-55 sec 10-35 sec 10-45 sec

Footprint/size*

inches45.5 (W) x 62.75 (D)

84.63 (W) x 62.75 (D)

55.74 (W) x 67.9 (D)

55.74 (W) x 67.9 (D)

Applications**** Kodak 9000 3D Kodak 9000C 3DKodak 9500

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Routine Panoramic Examinations

Routine Cephalometric Examinations

Implantology

Endodontics

Orthodontics

Periodontics

Oral Surgery

Prosthodontics

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* Dimensions of the unit. Required operational space could be different. **Reconstructed from 3D data

+ Additional features include SureSmile certified, digital model creation, Dual TMJ single pass scan, and 3D Cephalometric Analysis (only available with the LFOV

through third party software).

Good Better Best**** Please note bullets are a recommendation based on feedback from our thought leaders and users.

One bullet indicates it meets the basic requirements for the applications. Three bullets indicates it is the better choice.

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KODAK 9000 3D Extraoral Imaging SystemThe industry’s best quality 3D images are also the most affordable.

a new dimension ofvalueStarting at less than $100,000, you’d think the Kodak

9000 3D system would be a “no frills” entry level

system, but the truth is quite the opposite. The award-

winning 3D images are fast and brilliant. The software is

simple to use. The dosage is 10 to 30 times lower than

other 3D systems. The Kodak 9000 3D unit provides

cutting edge panoramic images and when upgraded

to a Kodak 9000C 3D unit also provides cephalometric

images perfect for initial diagnoses. When you put it all

together, nothing gives you as much image and as much

detail for the money as the Kodak 9000 3D system.

Designed to improve treatment outcomes

Say goodbye to guesswork and multiple treatment visits

– the Kodak 9000 3D and 9000C 3D systems quickly

deliver all the information you need to help make an

accurate diagnosis on the spot. That means faster

treatment and a more efficient, profitable practice.

Because the Kodak 9000 3D and 9000C 3D systems

feature a localized field of view, you enjoy images

with high resolution and smaller voxel size that make

it easy to see minute details other 3D systems miss.

Even demanding endodontic and single implant exams

are faster and easier than ever before.

Low dosage, high quality

The Kodak 9000 3D system provides doses that are

substantially lower than previously reported doses

produced by medium and large FOV CBCT units.+

Because exposure is confined only to the localized area

of interest, the systems stay true to the principle of

ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable), giving you

superior quality 3D images with better protection for

your patients.

Easy for patients, easy for you

With a streamlined user interface and computer-

controlled system, the Kodak 9000 3D or 9000C

3D systems make exams quick and simple. Once you

choose your region of interest, the device automatically

positions itself there. Then, you simply position

the patient using a unique bite block and lateral

supports. After that, it takes just seconds to make final

adjustments using the laser beam positioning guides.

Your patient enjoys a quick, comfortable experience –

and you get the best 3D image available today.

References: Ludlow JB: “Dosimetry of KODAK 9000 3D Small FOV CBCT and Panoramic Unit,” Univ of N Carolina School of Dentistry, Chapel Hill, NC, 2008. Abstract presented to AAOMR Annual session 2009.

* Effective dose in µSv* ICRP 2007 tissue weights

Dosimetry of the KODAK 9000 3D Extraoral Imaging System

Technique Effective dose*

Days of per capita background*

Max Right Posterior 9.8 1

Max Anterior 5.3 1

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Mand Anterior 21.7 3

Posterior Bitewing 22.8 3

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KODAK 9000 3D Extraoral Imaging SystemThe industry’s best quality 3D images are also the most affordable.

Detailed panoramic images A powerful low-dose 2D imaging

system is at the heart of the Kodak

9000 3D System.

“One shot” cephalometric imagesAcquisition time takes less than a second,

reducing exposure time and the risk of

patient movement. It’s all the control of a

film unit with all the advantages of digital.

Superior 3D Images The Kodak 9000 3D system offers

the highest resolution images and an

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With a sleek, open design that looks stylish and makes

it easy to work with, the Kodak 9500 cone beam 3D

system with medium-field option is the perfect choice

for practices that want to maximize the detail of their

images. Whether you’re doing TMJ analysis and dental

exams or analyzing jaw anatomy for implants or oral

surgery, the Kodak 9500 System delivers the images

you need to facilitate a confident diagnosis and efficient

treatment.

Designed for simplicity

The Kodak 9500 cone beam 3D system makes the

acquisition of a CT extremely intuitive. A simple-to-use

menu system, easy patient positioning, and industry

leading 3D software makes the Kodak 9500 system

a huge time-saving asset to your practice. The Kodak

9500 System provides both seated and standing

solutions, making it 100% wheelchair accessible. To

position the patient, you simply walk or wheel them

under the Kodak 9500 system. A motorized arm and

platform, with the help of two laser beams, provide

precise alignment. Bite blocks and lateral holders

provide head support. Once the patient is in the Kodak

9500 System, the scan takes 24 seconds to acquire.

Shortly after that, the image is viewable on your server

and across your local network. Industry-leading 3D

software called Kodak dental imaging software 3D

module enables you to review and work up the case.

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KODAK 9500 Cone Beam 3D System with Medium-Field OptionDual-jaw 3D capability with excellent, detailed images

References: Ludlow JB: “A manufacturer’s role in reducing the dose of CBCT examinations: Dosimetry of the KODAK 9500,” a technical report submitted to Dentomaxillofacial Radiology.

Dosimetry of the KODAK 9500 3D Cone Beam System

Technique Effective dose*

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Fast Scanning A medium-field scan is taken quickly,

reducing the potential for patient

movement or discomfort and providing

you with the clearest, most detailed

image possible.

Anatomically Correct ImagesNow you can see exactly what you’re

going to encounter in treatment.

Pre-programmed SettingsThe Kodak 9500 system comes with

several pre-programmed settings that

make getting images faster than ever.

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KODAK 9500 Cone Beam 3D System with Large-Field OptionCraniofacial 3D imaging with industry leading quality, speed, and safety

With all the features of the Kodak 9500 system’s

medium-field option, the large-field option expands on

an already impressive imaging range. Recommended

for oral, maxillofacial, and sinus exams, the large-field

option delivers clear, anatomically correct images down

to 0.3mm voxel to help you make an efficient, confident

diagnosis and treatment plan. The large-field option also

makes the Kodak 9500 system ideal for airway studies,

guided surgeries, craniofacial features, working with

SureSmile®, and is compatible with Nobel and SimPlant

Dual Scan protocol.

The 20cm x 18cm field of view makes it the perfect

choice for implant treatment and planning, orthodontic

treatments, and oral surgeries.

Superior image detail, superior safety

Because the Kodak 9500 system uses a state of the art

flat panel detector, it produces superbly detailed images

while optimizing radiation exposure. The system’s

optimized ray generator maximizes hard radiation and

minimizes soft radiation to reduce overall exposure while

providing optimal image contrast and definition.References: Ludlow JB: “A manufacturer’s role in reducing the dose of CBCT examinations: Dosimetry of the KODAK 9500,” a technical report submitted to Dentomaxillofacial Radiology.

Dosimetry of the KODAK 9500 3D Cone Beam System

Technique Effective dose*

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be collimated when less anatomical

imaging is needed. The robust 3D viewer

software allows infinite diagnostic slicing

through the image.

Embedded with the latest technology

in 3D volumetric imaging, the Kodak

9500 cone beam 3D system offers

advanced filtering to enhance diagnostic

capabilities.

TMJ analysis is simple and provides

valuable diagnostic information. This

option is available in both the medium-

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simplicitya new dimension of

The 3D imaging module of Kodak dental imaging

software is a feature-rich tool that makes it easy to

review cone beam CT images and treatment plans. Laid

out in three sections based on functionality, the intuitive

software gives you the tools you need to view images

slice-by-slice in axial, coronal, sagittal, curvolinear, and

oblique views to allow better evaluation of an area of

interest. You can enhance images with brightness and

contrast adjustments; and the 3D rendering of the

volume can be manipulated with the customizable color

pallet to highlight hard tissues, soft tissues, implants, and

mandibular nerve canals.

Implant library for more accurate implant planning

With a comprehensive implant library available for

treatment planning, you can more accurately plan

for surgery with the actual size, shape, and implant

manufacturer you plan to place on your patient. The

implants can be placed within the 3D volume and

evaluated in relation. You also have the ability to

prioritize your favorite implant libraries and create

your own custom implants.

In any of the MPR views within the 3D module,

you can use the measurement and angulation tools

with confidence. Because the images are 1:1, the

measurements are accurate with no need for calibration.

Easy for any user

One of the biggest complaints we hear is that 3D

software is just too difficult to use. When we set out

to develop our 3D software, we kept this in mind. The

Kodak 3D imaging module is extremely intuitive, has a

short learning curve, and provides both the novice and

experienced user with all the tools they need to properly

evaluate and workup a case. Tools such as implant

planning, measurements, brightness and contrast, bone

density, obliques, cross-sections, MPR views, real-time

re-slicing, 3D rendering with custom color palettes, and

nerve tracing enable you to quickly and easily make full

use of your Kodak 3D system. If you need to share the

image and workup with your referral, simply click on the

CD icon and you can burn the complete image, along

with the 3D software, to a CD or DVD.

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KODAK 3D Imaging ModuleThe perfect blend of intuition and innovation

The panoramic view from the 3D volume displays the location of the mapped nerve canal as well as the vertical location of the implant.

Being able to display a transaxial view is critical to seeing the placement of the implant in the bone. The measurement of cortical and cancellous bone will let you know what you have to work with.

An overall view of the implant with the surrounding structures allows you to see how the implant will look and lets the patient get a better understanding of recommended treatment.

simplicity

Easily share data with anyone

Often, the data needs to be shared with a colleague or

referring doctor. The 3D imaging module has a CD/DVD

burning option that will copy the data as well as the

entire 3D software to a disk that can be shared.

Printing is easy, too!

Any of the views within the 3D imaging module can be

printed and added to a patient file, used for insurance

purposes, or even taken into surgery. Templates that

show an area of interest can be displayed in a wide

variety of ways.

Integrate images into patient records

in seconds

Capturing your active workspace into your patient’s

file is often a great way to maintain records on the

patient. The panoramic view from the Curved Slicing

tab or cephalometic view from a sagittal view can

be captured and maintained in the patient’s record.

The 3D rendering is the most understandable view

for a patient, and capturing the view that they best

understand can be done with 3D imaging module

screen capture tool.

Get instant density readings

Understanding the relative density of objects in the

3D volume is critical. A grayscale value of the images

is displayed in the lower right corner of the software

whenever you move your cursor over the area of

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Plan implants with confidence

Go beyond right angles to get a complete picture of the anatomy

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Technical Specifications and FootprintsThe numbers behind the world’s finest 3D imaging systems

Panoramic Modality Cephalometric Modality 3D Modality

Technology CCD - Optical CCD - Optical Fiber SensorOne-Shot with CCD Sensor with Optical Fiber

Cone Beam with CMOS Sensor with Optical Fiber

Gray Scale 14 bit 14 bit 15 bit

3D Field-of-View n/a n/a

Single Volume: 5 cm x 3.75 cm

Extended Volumes (up to 3): 9 cm x 7 cm x 3.75 cm

Exam Options Panoramic Cephalometric CBCT

Child Mode

Segmented PanoramicLateral, Oblique, Frontal (AP/PA), Submento-Vertex, Carpus

Resolution Options: 76, 100, or 200 micrometers

Maxillary SinusMultiple Cephalometric Field Choices : 30 X 30, 24 X 30, 24 X 24, 18 X 24, 18 X 18

Location of Exam: user defined (mandible, maxilla, TMJ)

LA TMJ x 2

LA TMJ x 4

Input Voltage 230/240 V - 60 Hz

Tube Voltage 60-90 kV (max)

Tube Current 2-15 mA (max)

Frequency 140 kHZ (max)

Total Filtration > 2.5 mm eq. AL

Weight 353 lb (160 kg) 438 lb (199 kg) 353 lb (160 kg)

KODAK 9000 Extraoral Imaging System

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Medium-Field Option Large-Field Option

3D Technology Amorphous Silicon Flat Panel

Gray Scale 16 bit

Field-of-View 15 cm x 9 cm 20 cm x 18 cm

Input Voltage 220/230/240 - 50/60 Hz

Tube Voltage 60-90 kV (max)

Tube Current 2-15 ma (max)

Frequency 140 kHz (max)

Total Filtration > 2.5 mm eq. Al

Weight 386 lb (175 kg)

Exam Options: Highest Resolution Setting: 200 micrometers Highest Resolution Setting: 300 micrometers

KODAK 9500 Cone Beam 3D Imaging System

KODAK 9500 Cone Beam 3D Imaging System

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