NanoPix M1.5 intraoral X-ray sensor

NanoPix M1.5 — a working standard for clinics where predictability matters

NanoPix M1.5 is a medium-size (1.5) intraoral CMOS sensor designed for daily diagnostics in clinics with a steady patient flow.
Its philosophy is simple: stable image quality + minimal retakes + patient comfort.

This is the choice for those who:

• work with periapical and bitewing images on a daily basis;
• do not want to “fight” with the sensor or software;
• value predictable results and a clear service logic.

Detail that is visible immediately

NanoPix M1.5 uses a CMOS matrix with efficient conversion of the X-ray signal.
In practice, this means:

• clear apex visualization without noise;
• readable periodontal ligament space;
• stable contrast between enamel, dentin, and bone.

The image is clear from the first opening — without long adjustments of brightness and curves.

Patient comfort is not a secondary detail

• Thin housing and rounded edges — less pressure on soft tissues.
• Size 1.5 — an optimal balance between coverage area and positioning comfort.
• Adequate housing rigidity — the sensor does not flex in the mouth.

Predictable performance every day

• fast image readout (≈2–3 s);
• stable operation with popular software platforms;
• minimal requirements for PC and drivers;
• not sensitive to X-ray units from different brands.

Technical characteristics — with practical explanation

Comparison with premium competitors in Ukraine

Key conclusion:

NanoPix M1.5 wins through stability, price, and predictability in everyday work, rather than trying to “win” on numbers alone.

Advantages

• stable image quality without surprises;
• patient comfort;
• simple integration into any operatory;
• optimal balance between price and outcome;
• convenient for training assistants and new clinicians.

Limitations

• no closed ecosystem with proprietary software;
• not intended for scientific research;
• fewer software “filters,” but greater clinician control.

Addressing clinicians’ needs by specialty

Therapy

• clear diagnosis of secondary caries;
• control of restoration margins without overexposure.

Endodontics

• stable apex visualization;
• control of working length and obturation.

Prosthodontics

• evaluation of crown and inlay fit;
• control of cementation.

Surgery

• predictable follow-up after extractions;
• high-quality control images before implantation.

Most common questions from clinicians and answers

Is NanoPix M1.5 suitable for endodontics?

Yes. Its real-world level of detail is sufficient for apical control and daily endodontic practice.

Is the sensor compatible with popular software?

Yes. It works with most dental software platforms without complex setup.

How does it differ from premium brands?

Fewer ecosystem limitations, simpler logic, and a lower price with comparable image quality.

Is it worth overpaying for top brands?

If you need integration into a closed ecosystem — yes.
For daily practice — NanoPix M1.5 is the more logical choice.