X-Ray and Radiography Equipment
Dental X-ray and radiography equipment for general and specialty practices, group offices and DSOs - intraoral X-ray units, digital sensors, phosphor plate systems, and panoramic and cone beam CT units from Dentsply Sirona, Planmeca, Dexis, Carestream and Vatech. Available in wall-mount and mobile intraoral generators, size 0 through 2 wired and wireless sensors, reusable PSP plates and scanners, and 2D and 3D extraoral units. Capital devices plus recurring sensor barriers and holders stocked with standing orders for high-velocity SKUs. Wholesale case pricing for dental procurement.
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X-Ray and Radiography Equipment for Dental Imaging
X-ray and radiography equipment covers the units, detectors and accessories used to capture intraoral and extraoral dental radiographs. This subcategory covers intraoral X-ray units, digital sensors and phosphor plate systems, panoramic and cone beam CT units, and radiography accessories stocked for general and specialty dental practices, group offices and DSOs.
Radiography Product Lines Stocked
- Intraoral X-ray units - Wall-mounted and mobile intraoral X-ray generators with DC and high-frequency tubeheads from lines such as Dentsply Sirona, Planmeca and DentalEZ.
- Digital sensors - Wired and wireless solid-state intraoral sensors in sizes 0, 1 and 2, from lines such as Dexis, Carestream and Vatech.
- Phosphor plate systems - Photostimulable phosphor (PSP) plate scanners and reusable plates in multiple sizes for flexible intraoral capture.
- Panoramic and cone beam CT - Panoramic and 3D cone beam CT units for extraoral, arch and volumetric imaging from lines such as Carestream, Planmeca and Vatech.
Radiography System Format Options
| System | Options | Capture Type |
|---|---|---|
| Intraoral X-ray unit | Wall-mount, mobile, high-frequency | Individual periapical and bitewing |
| Digital sensor | Sizes 0, 1, 2, wired and wireless | Immediate digital intraoral |
| Phosphor plate | Reusable PSP plates, scanner | Flexible intraoral, multiple sizes |
| Panoramic / CBCT | 2D pan, 3D cone beam volumes | Extraoral and volumetric |
Sensor Barriers and Positioning Accessories
Radiography systems consume single-use barrier sleeves and sheaths that cover sensors and phosphor plates between patients, plus positioning holders and rings that keep sensor placement consistent across periapical and bitewing series. Sensors are stocked in sizes 0, 1 and 2 in wired and wireless formats, and phosphor plates are offered in matching sizes as reusable detectors scanned after exposure. Barriers, holders and calibration accessories are the recurring reorder against capital X-ray units.
X-ray and radiography equipment pairs a significant capital device purchase with a steady consumable line of barrier sleeves, sensor sheaths and positioning accessories that scales with imaging volume, so practices manage detector replacement against recurring barrier reorders. Group practices and DSOs consolidate sensor barriers and holders onto contracted pricing across sites for predictable per-operatory cost. Order at the best Wholesale Prices with MAP Medical.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a digital sensor and a phosphor plate?
A digital sensor is a solid-state detector, wired or wireless, that sends the image to the computer immediately after exposure. A phosphor plate (PSP) is a thin, flexible reusable plate that is exposed and then run through a scanner to produce the image. Sensors give instant results; phosphor plates are thinner and come in more sizes. This subcategory stocks both plus the units and barriers they use.
What sizes of digital sensors are stocked?
Intraoral digital sensors are stocked in size 0 for pediatric and small anterior views, size 1 for anterior periapicals, and size 2 for posterior periapical and bitewing images, in both wired and wireless formats. Matching barrier sleeves and positioning holders are stocked for each size. Phosphor plates are offered in the same size range as reusable detectors.
What is the difference between panoramic and cone beam CT imaging?
Panoramic imaging captures a single flat two-dimensional view of the full arch, while cone beam CT (CBCT) captures a three-dimensional volume that can be viewed in cross-section for implant planning, endodontic assessment and surgical evaluation. This subcategory stocks both panoramic and CBCT units from lines such as Carestream, Planmeca and Vatech. Device selection is by the practice's imaging needs.
Can dental practices order radiography accessories in bulk?
Yes. Sensor barrier sleeves, phosphor plate barriers, positioning holders and rings are stocked in case quantities for single practices, group offices and DSOs, and X-ray units, sensors and CBCT systems are available as capital purchases. Standing order programs are available for high-velocity consumables such as sensor sheaths and barrier sleeves. Contact our procurement team for tiered case pricing and standing order setup.
What radiography products should be in a practice formulary?
A working formulary usually pairs the intraoral X-ray unit and detector a practice runs with a steady supply of matching barrier sleeves and sensor sheaths, positioning holders in sizes 0 through 2, and replacement phosphor plates where PSP is used. Practices running panoramic or CBCT add their unit-specific accessories. MAP Medical builds consolidated radiography accessory packages matched to device mix and volume - contact our team for an assessment.