Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Sirona Dental Systems Gmbh

Sirona Dental Systems Gmbh & Co. Kg

Tilman Phleps

Klaus Stoeckl

Michael Doebert

Klaus Stöckl

Thomas Blümel

Hermann Landgraf

Manfred Muether

Annke Osthues

Uwe Zeller

Ernst Schmitt

Ulrich Steininger

Hans Helfrich

Klaus St&ouml;ckl

Thomas Bl&uuml;mel

Control panel for dental x-ray machine

Dental x-ray machine

Handle for dental x-ray machine

A sensor that can be placed intraorally in the mouth of a patient for the production of tooth/jaw exposures of a patient has a narrow housing, approximately rectangular in a top view, for an image detector and a control circuit board to which lines are connected, which can be connected, with a free end, with an image processing unit via a connecting cable exiting from the housing at the back wall of the housing. At least one narrow side of the housing has a rounded shape that is adapted to the anatomical characteristics of the upper jaw of an average patient.

Sensor that can be placed intraorally in the mouth of a patient for the production of tooth/jaw exposures of a patient

Line detector camera for a dental x-ray diagnosis apparatus

X-ray irradiation unit for a dental x-ray diagnostics installation

Dental instrument table

Intraoral sensor for a dental X-ray apparatus

Combined backrest and headrest

Dental expectorant basin

Dental patient chair

Work zone light for medical purposes

A dental patient chair has an adjustable headrest on a headrest carrier. The headrest is pivotably hinged around a transverse first axis on a bracing member which, in turn, is adjustable in the longitudinal direction in the backrest. In addition, the headrest is connected by a linkage which is pivotably connected on a second axis offset from the first axis so that movement of the linkage causes tilting of the headrest. The linkage is shifted as the headrest carrier is extended and contracted.

Dental patient chair with an adjustable headrest

Foot switch

The invention relates to a dental x-ray diagnostic installation comprising an applicator capable of introduction into the mouth of a patient on which is arranged an exit window from which x-radiation emitted by an anode can issue and expose a panoramic x-ray film applied externally of the patient's mouth. Associated with the installation is a holding system with which the x-ray film is supported in a defined position relative to the applicator and to the patient's mouth.

Dental x-ray diagnostic installation

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Lorsch, Germany

Tilman Phleps