Ramp mode (soft start)*

You have a choice. The Radii Plus is initially set up without a ramp. When the ramp mode is selected, the Radii Plus’ light output power gradually increases during the first 5 seconds. This minimises polymerization stress in the restoration. To switch between modes, hold down the on/off button until audio beeps are heard. A blue light comes on when the ramp mode is activated.

Pulse technology
Using a combination of pulse technology and steady current, the Radii Plus can achieve a higher light output without generating excess heat.

5 year warranty**
The Radii Plus’ robust and reliable construction assures your investment is long lasting. The standard Radii Plus unit has a 5 year warranty. The battery section has a 2 year warranty.

Depth of cure
Radii Plus’ up to 6mm depth of cure enables more complete curing of the restoration. This ensures interfacial adaptation and longevity of the restoration.

Efficient energy use
The light emitted by the Radii Plus corresponds to the maximum absorbance of camphorquinone ensuring efficient curing of most light cured dental materials.

Optional tacking tip
Autoclavable tacking tips (1mm and 2mm openings) are available for veneer procedures. Simply place over the lens cap.

* Not applicable to orthodontic LED attachment
** Please refer to the chart for the warranty of optional LED attachments.
 

The diagnostic LED attachment lights up
those hard to see clinical problems that traditional examination procedures can not. It employs a non-invasive technique and is a must have for all dental professionals.

Early detection
The Radii Plus diagnostic LED attachment emits a safe white light which passes through tooth structure. A healthy tooth has an index of light transmission greater than that of decay or calculus. The diagnostic attachment is a great tool to assist you with early caries management.

Safe
The Radii Plus diagnostic LED attachment is ideal for patients who are not suitable for radiographs.

Adjustable brightness
Depending on your requirements,  brightness of the light can be altered from high to low by holding down the on/off button.

Optional diagnostic adapter tip
Should a finer beam of light be required to illuminate sites where access is difficult,  an adapter tip is also available. Simply replace the lens cap with this adapter.

Easily identify:
•     Cracked tooth syndrome
•     Depth of a subgingival fracture
•     Subgingival calculus
•     Interproximal decay
•     Caries, where the radiographic image is questionable
•     Caries removal within a new preparation
•     Hidden root canal openings
•     Non-vital teeth
•     Leaking restorations
•     Root tips in surgical extractions

_{Photos courtesy of Dr John Comisi DDS, NY, USA}