Frequently Asked Questions
what is the use of intraoral camera?
An intraoral camera is a dental imaging device used to capture high-resolution images and videos of teeth, gums, and other structures inside the mouth. It helps dentists examine oral conditions more clearly and explain dental problems to patients.
Intraoral cameras are commonly used for detecting visible cavities, identifying cracks, examining gum conditions, documenting dental treatments, and monitoring oral health
Is the intraoral camera wireless?
AGKEM's Intraoral cameras are available in both wired and wireless models. Wireless intraoral cameras offer greater flexibility and ease of movement during dental examinations, while wired models typically connect through USB for stable image transmission.
What focus range does the intraoral camera offer, and is it automatic?
AGKEM's intraoral camera typically offers the focal length is 3 mm to 50 mm with auto focus. The close-up focusing range designed to capture clear images of teeth, gums, and other oral structures.
How can I connect the intraoral camera to a monitor or computer?
AGKEM's intraoral camera can be connected to a computer or monitor using its supported connectivity options, such as USB, HDMI, or wireless transmission, depending on the model.
For USB intraoral cameras, connect the camera to a computer and open the compatible imaging software to view, capture, and save images. Cameras with HDMI or AV output may connect directly to a compatible monitor, while wireless models use their supported receiver or connection system.
What is in the package?
AGKEM's intraoral camera package typically includes the camera handpiece, connection cable or wireless receiver (depending on the model), and user manual. The gross weight is 6.0 kg and the package size is 57.1 × 41.9 × 11.8 cm. The monitor is 38 × 37 × 2 cm and the LCD clamp is 34 × 27 × 2 cm.
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