Ai-Pex

Ai-Pex

Apex Locator with Pulp Tester

Technology — Contributes to easier treatment

Can be connected to an Endo Motor

Constant Current Source

Electric pulp testing

Magnetic Adsorption

Unique base design

Anti-interference

Multi-frequency DSP technology

Magnetic Adsorption Base

360° rotation

The viewing angle of the screen can be adjusted, no backlighting.

Large Color Screen

3.8-inch LCD touch screen

Four-color display operation interface

Clinically recommended to measure to the 0.0 position and then manually subtract 0.5~1mm to obtain the final working length.

Sound Recognition

Enables easier measurement.

When the length indicator bar reaches a digital number below 1.5, the machine intermittently emits low-frequency beeps.

The closer the tip is to the apical foramen, the quicker the sound is.

When the tip reaches the apical stop, the machine emits continuous high-frequency beeps.

The sound level can be adjusted as desired.

Root Canal Length Measurement

Auto calibration after startup

New digital circuit

U.S. central processing chip with DSP processing module

0.1% high precision components

Information processing speed increased by 2.125 times

Enables Working Length Control during Preparation when Connected to an Endo Motor

Connecting the Ai-Pex to an Endo Motor that can be connected to an Apex Locator allows real-time observation of the file position in the root canal during operation and activates many automatic functions (e.g., Auto Reverse).

Accurate Root Canal Length Measurement

Lowered environmental requirements for root canal length measurement

Suitable for various complex root canals

Unaffected by blood and residual pulp, whether the root canal is dry or wet, it can automatically and precisely determine the position of the apical foramen.

Constant Current Source

Electric Pulp Testing

When the clinical need arises to determine the vitality of the root pulp, electric pulp test must be used.

In the case of thermal pulp test (cold & heat), the cold and heat stimuli can only reach the coronary pulp and cannot test the vitality of the root pulp.

Constant Current Enables More Accurate Measurement

There are two types of electric pulp testers: constant current type and constant voltage type. The constant current type always keeps the current constant during the test; while the constant voltage type always keeps the voltage constant.

Constant-current electric pulp testers are superior to constant-voltage ones in terms of accuracy in determining pulpal viability and in correlating test values with histopathological classification.

Two Probes in Different Sizes Deliver More Convenient Operation.

The large 2.6 mm diameter probe can be used on teeth with unexposed pulp and placed at 1/3 of the tooth neck for testing.

The small 0.5 mm diameter probe can be used on teeth with unexposed pulp and placed in the crown for testing, or on pulp-exposed teeth and placed at 1/3 of the tooth neck for testing.