Evolve 3D (SFOV)

The Evolve 3D (SFOV) offers three fields of view: 5×5 cm, 9×6 cm, and 9×9 cm — sized for single-implant, single-arch, and full-arch small-FOV diagnostics.

Yes, as an option — the Evolve 3D CEPH configuration adds cephalometric capture to the same unit.

The Evolve 3D has a focal spot of 0.5mm and an isotropic voxel size from 75 to 400 µm depending on resolution mode, down to its highest UHD Endo setting.

PreXion Image, licensed for one server and five clients, with Patient Motion Correction (PMC), 3-level Metal Artifact Reduction (MAR), and four resolution modes — LD, STD, HD, and UHD. Every scan also exports in the standard DICOM format, so it's compatible with any DICOM-compliant viewing or planning software your practice already uses, not just PreXion Image.

Every PreXion Evolve 3D comes with manufacturer-backed installation and support from PreXion. Dental TI adds another layer on top: site planning, integration with your practice's imaging software, on-site team training with remote training also available, and expert remote and on-site support of our own. Dental TI has served dentistry since 2003 from Carmel, Indiana.

No. The Evolve 3D's 3-level Metal Artifact Reduction lets you reprocess the same scan at a different correction level after the fact — for gutta-percha, implants, or metal restorations — without a new exposure.

PreXion's minimum recommendation for the Evolve 3D's acquisition workstation: Windows 10 64-bit Professional, Intel Core i7 (10th gen or newer, 12 MB cache, 4.0 GHz+), 16 GB RAM, an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 8GB or better, a 500W+ power supply, 1TB+ storage, a 1920×1080 monitor, and a dedicated Gigabit Ethernet adapter.

Yes — PreXion requires equipment assembly to be performed by a certified technician, and the shipping packaging must stay sealed until they arrive; opening it early voids the manufacturer's warranty. Dental TI coordinates this as part of installation.

Yes. The Evolve platform is built to be upgraded on the same installed hardware: a base 2D panoramic unit can be field-upgraded to add cone beam (PAN + CBCT SFOV), and cephalometric capture (PAN + CBCT + CEPH SFOV) can be added at the same time or later. PreXion's own spec sheet lists the 3D upgrade as a standard option on the 2D unit, not a special order or trade-in.

Field of view and role in the lineup. The Evolve 3D tops out at a 9×9 cm field, the smallest tier PreXion also offers on the Excelsior Mid, Max, and Endo — but the Excelsior line goes further, up to 16×9 cm on the Mid and 16×21 cm on the Max for full-arch and cranial coverage, and down to a 0.2mm focal spot on the Endo for higher-resolution endodontic detail. The Evolve is PreXion's combo entry point — panoramic plus single-arch, single-site 3D in one upgradeable system — while the Excelsior line is built around a larger or higher-resolution CBCT as the primary purpose of the unit.

PMC runs automatically during 3D acquisition, detecting the small movements a patient makes mid-scan and correcting for them in the reconstructed image rather than requiring a retake. It's built into the Evolve's imaging pipeline by default — there's no separate step to turn it on.

Adult, infant/children's, fast pan, bitewing, maxillary sinus, TMJ, and enhanced ortho panoramic programs are all standard, along with 41-slice multi-slice navigation for scrolling through the arch to isolate a specific structure.

Manual tracing supports named protocols including McNamara, USP, Ricketts, Steiner, Rocabado, and Tweed. An optional AI-assisted diagnostic module can also apply these protocols automatically to speed up complex analyses — the same approach PreXion uses on the Excelsior Max CEPH.