These intraoral phosphor plates (PHP) are designed for everyday use with Apixia scanners, capturing fine detail while staying thin and flexible for patient comfort. With proper handling and routine maintenance, PSPs can be reused many times—lowering per-image cost and supporting efficient, same-visit decision-making.
Top benefits of the Intraoral Phosphor Plate
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Crisp imaging: High-quality phosphor layer delivers clear intraoral radiographs.
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Reusable value: Durable plates stand up to repeated cycles when handled correctly.
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Patient-friendly: Slim, bend-tolerant form factor aids positioning and comfort.
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Right size for the view: Multiple intraoral sizes to cover routine and specialty images.
Key Features & Specifications of the Intraoral Phosphor Plate
Available Variations (choose size/pack):
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10801 — Size 1 (4-Pack)
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10802 — Size 2 (4-Pack)
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10803 — Size 3 (4-Pack)
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10804L — Size 4 (2-Pack)
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10805L — Size 5 (2-Pack)
Key features
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Apixia compatible: Works with Apixia PSP scanners (confirm exposure settings in your setup).
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Reusable PSP media: Engineered for repeated use with proper handling and care.
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Thin, flexible construction: Helps with accurate placement and patient comfort.
Specifications Overview
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Type: Intraoral phosphor storage plates (PSP)
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Sizes: 1, 2, 3 (4-packs); 4, 5 (2-packs)
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Use: Veterinary dental intraoral radiography with a PSP/plate scanner
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Care & Handling:
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Use correct-size barrier envelopes; replace for every patient.
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Handle by the edges; avoid scratches, creases, and chemical cleaners.
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Clean plates only with PSP-safe cleaning wipes; allow to dry fully before exposure or scanning.
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Perform periodic scanner cleaning with approved cleaning plates to minimize transport artifacts.
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Suggested maintenance cadence: Plate cleaning and scanner maintenance about monthly, adjusted for case volume and environment.
Stock your operatory with dependable, reusable intraoral PSP plates that support sharp images and a smooth digital workflow. Select your size and pack, then Add to cart to keep imaging on schedule.




