Dentsply Sirona Xios Scan Phosphor Plate

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Small Change. Big Impact.

Xios Scan provides a gentle, easy introduction into the world of digital X-ray imaging. If you want to switch from film to digital without having to give up your tried-and-true working methods, imaging plate technology offers you a myriad of possibilities. You can experience many of the advantages of digital imaging without a darkroom and chemicals while your team continues its regular workflow.

The Xios Scan integrates seamlessly with the Dentsply Sirona X-ray units and software to deliver better, safer and faster intraoral diagnostics.

Outstanding image quality for efficient diagnosis

Xios Scan works works with plates specifically designed for the scanner, achieving a resolution of 22 lp/mm

Scratch free scan process for reproducible image quality

For higher plate longevity without scratches hindering your best diagnosis, even with constant use

Smart software integration for high ease of use

All relevant settings are implemented first in Sidexis 4, and the scanning process itself starts automatically when an imaging plate is placed in the scanner

Tried and tested quality & smart design

Dentsply Sirona's "Made in Germany" quality and a compact design that fits even on limited workspace for real investment security

For the best digital image quality and the easiest workflow

Xios Scan works at an outstanding resolution of up to 22 line pairs/mm (theoretical resolution). The result is exceptionally sharp and detailed images - ideal conditions for an accurate diagnosis. The images are transmitted directly to Sidexis 4, Dentsply Sirona Imaging's software, where they can then be further evaluated and diagnosed. The software provides simple controls for later editing of the visual impression of the X-ray in terms of sharpness, brightness and contrast.

Using the Xios Scan is very simple, thanks to its well thought-out operating design

All relevant settings are implemented first in Sidexis 4, and the scanning process itself starts automatically when an imaging plate is placed in the scanner. If the imaging plate is inadvertently inserted incorrectly into the scanner, the scanner automatically detects this and no recording takes place. This helps to avoid unnecessary re-imaging.