J. Morita
Veraview (X800) F150
Multifunctional J. Morita unit with a large 150×140mm field for full craniofacial imaging, at an 80 micrometer voxel size and 2.5 LP/mm resolution.
Serving dentistry since 2003
Installation, training & expert support included
About the Veraview (X800) F150
The Veraview X800 is a newly redesigned multifunctional X-ray unit loaded with practical, unique, and refined features. Image clarity has been enhanced with a voxel size of just 80 micrometers and a resolution of 2.5 LP/mm, the highest level of any Morita multifunctional unit to date. Veraview X800 offers progressive technology that automatically sets the optimal x-ray beam angle, horizontal for 3D or raised 5° for 2D panoramic images. This slight upward projection for panoramic imaging enhances image quality by eliminating potential superimposition of anatomical structures, including the shadow from the base of the skull and hard palate over the maxillary teeth. For 3D imaging, a horizontal beam minimizes distortion and reduces metal artifacts. The X800 unit, therefore, self-adjusts to optimize image quality during both acquisition techniques. The F150 configuration sits at the top of the X800 platform's field-of-view range: eleven FOV options in total, running from a focused Ø 40 x H 40 mm scan up to a Ø 150 x H 140 mm maxillofacial volume, the largest field Morita offers on this hardware. That top-end field captures the full jaw and craniofacial skeleton in a single exposure, which is what makes the F150 the right configuration for airway evaluation, TMJ assessment, complex orthodontic case planning, and any full-arch or whole-skull review where a smaller field would otherwise mean stitching multiple scans together. Every FOV below Ø 150 stays available on the same unit, so choosing the F150 doesn't mean giving up the tighter, lower-dose scans the F40 and R100 tiers are built around — it adds the large-volume option on top of them. The platform also gives the operator direct control over dose and detail on every capture. A 360°/180° toggle trades scan time for either finer detail or a faster, lower-dose exposure, and Dose Reduction Mode further cuts patient exposure by up to 40% in lower-density regions of the volume. Panoramic and two-direction scout imaging let the team frame a limited-field CBCT precisely before committing to the 3D exposure, which keeps scans small and dose low whenever the diagnostic question doesn't call for the F150's full maxillofacial field.
- FOVs: Ø 40 x H 40 mm, Ø 40 x H 80 mm, Ø 80 x H 40 mm, Ø 80 x H 50 mm, Ø 80 x H 80 mm; 3D Reuleaux Full Arch FOVs: Ø 100 x H 40 mm, Ø 100 x H 50 mm, Ø 100 x H 80 mm; Maxillofacial FOVs: Ø 150 x H 50 mm, Ø 150 x H 75 mm, Ø 150 x H 140 mm
- Minimum voxel size: 80 µm
- Resolution: 2.5 LP/mm
- Automatic beam-angle optimization: horizontal for 3D, raised 5° for 2D panoramic
- Focal spot: 0.5mm
- Software: i-Dixel, Exoplan (optional)
- Space requirements: 55.12" x 47.24" (Width x Depth)
- 3 Year Manufacturer Warranty on Parts
- Eleven total FOV options across the X800 platform, from Ø 40 x H 40 mm up to the F150's maximum Ø 150 x H 140 mm maxillofacial field
- Dose Reduction Mode: cuts patient exposure by up to 40% in lower-density regions of the scan by lowering radiation output where tissue is more transparent
- 360°/180° scan mode selection: 360° for maximum image detail, 180° for a faster, lower-dose exposure
- Panoramic Scout and two-direction scout positioning for accurate, low-stress targeting of limited-field CBCT exposures
- Zoom Reconstruction: rebuilds an existing 125 µm scan at 80 µm resolution without a second exposure (not available at the Ø 150 field size)
- Face-to-face positioning with a control panel that swings to either side of the patient, plus a chinrest that lowers to about 34 in (865 mm) for wheelchair access
- Optional cephalometric arm (F150CP): 100 kV tube voltage, 96 µm resolution, soft-tissue filter adjustable in 5 mm increments
- Power consumption: 2.0 kVA
- iF Gold Award, 2017, for product design
New to CBCT, or narrowing down field of view, voxel size, and cost? Read the complete guide to dental CBCT before you decide.
Under the hood
Veraview (X800) F150 technology
Adaptive Focal Point (AFP)
Panoramic images are built from multiple image-layer depths tiled together into one scan. AFP lets the clinician select the region that needs to be sharpest, from the root apex to the incisal edge, and the system reconstructs the rest of the arch to match, so the whole image comes into focus instead of only the layer the unit guessed at.
Adaptive Gray Scale (AGS)
AGS reads tissue density across the panoramic image and adjusts contrast automatically rather than applying one exposure setting to the whole arch. The dental arch, jaw bone, and TMJ, tissues of very different density, all stay clearly readable in the same image instead of some regions blowing out or going dark.
Digital Direct Auto Exposure (DDAE)
The flat panel detector reads X-ray transparency in real time during the exposure itself and adjusts output on the fly, rather than relying on one pre-set exposure value for the whole capture. That produces a wider dynamic range in the finished image, so both dense and thin structures stay usable in the same scan.
Zoom Reconstruction
A scan captured at the standard 125 µm voxel size can be reprocessed afterward at the X800's full 80 µm resolution without repeating the exposure. On the F150, that applies to every FOV up to Ø 100 mm; the largest Ø 150 x H 140 mm maxillofacial field is captured at 320 µm and isn't eligible for the zoom step, so a large-volume airway or full-arch scan should be planned around the resolution it's actually captured at.
3D Reuleaux FOV
The X800's Ø 100 mm Dental Arch field isn't a plain cylinder, it's shaped to the curve of the arch itself, a convex, rounded-triangle profile rather than a circle, so the exposure covers the full arch in one capture while excluding tissue outside the region of interest. On the F150, this Dental Arch FOV sits below the maximum Ø 150 x H 140 mm maxillofacial field, giving the practice a full-arch option at lower dose whenever a whole-skull volume isn't needed.
Dose Reduction Mode
Switching on Dose Reduction lowers the radiation used in parts of the scan volume that are more radiographically transparent, cutting overall patient exposure by as much as 40% compared with the mode turned off. It works alongside the 180°/360° scan toggle and the platform's narrower pediatric panoramic exposure as part of keeping every capture at the dose the diagnosis actually requires.
Veraview (X800) F150 questions, answered
What field of view does the J. Morita Veraview X800 F150 have?
The J. Morita Veraview X800 F150 offers fields of view from Ø 40 x H 40 mm up to a maxillofacial Ø 150 x H 140 mm, including 3D Reuleaux Full Arch options at Ø 100 mm. That range covers focused scans through full maxillofacial imaging.
What is the resolution of the Veraview X800 F150?
The Veraview X800 F150 has a minimum voxel size of 80 µm and a resolution of 2.5 LP/mm, the highest level of any Morita multifunctional unit to date, with a 0.5 mm focal spot.
How does the Veraview X800 F150 optimize image quality for panoramic versus 3D imaging?
The Veraview X800 F150 automatically sets the optimal beam angle: horizontal for 3D to minimize distortion and reduce metal artifacts, and raised 5° for 2D panoramic images to eliminate superimposition of structures such as the base of the skull and hard palate over the maxillary teeth.
What software does the Veraview X800 F150 work with?
The Veraview X800 F150 works with i-Dixel and optional Exoplan software. 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, and Dental TI integrates it as part of installation.
What is included when I buy the Veraview X800 F150 from Dental TI?
Every Veraview X800 F150 purchase from Dental TI includes site planning and installation, integration with your practice's imaging software, on-site team training (remote also available), and expert remote and on-site support. Financing is available, and the unit carries a 3 year manufacturer warranty on parts.
How much space does the Veraview X800 F150 require?
The Veraview X800 F150 requires a footprint of 55.12 inches wide by 47.24 inches deep, and Dental TI handles site planning before installation.
What is the largest field of view available on the Veraview X800 platform?
The Veraview X800 platform tops out at a Ø 150 x H 140 mm maxillofacial field, available on the F150 configuration. That's the largest of the platform's eleven FOV options, sized to capture the entire jaw and craniofacial skeleton in a single exposure rather than requiring multiple scans stitched together.
Is the F150 suitable for airway and orthodontic analysis?
Yes. The F150's Ø 150 x H 140 mm field is large enough to capture the airway, TMJ, and full craniofacial skeleton in one scan, which is the use case Morita designed this FOV tier for: orthodontic case planning, TMJ evaluation, and occlusal assessment alongside airway analysis. Every smaller FOV on the platform, down to the focused Ø 40 x H 40 mm field, remains available on the same unit for cases that don't need the full volume.
What's the difference between the F150 and R100 field-of-view tiers?
Both run on the same X800 hardware, but the R100 tops out at a Ø 100 mm Dental Arch field shaped to the curve of the jaw for full-arch imaging, while the F150 adds a larger Ø 150 x H 140 mm maxillofacial field on top of everything the R100 offers. In practice, the R100 covers both arches, the TMJ, and sinus; the F150 extends that to the full craniofacial skeleton for airway, orthodontic, and whole-skull cases the R100's field isn't sized for.
Does the F150 support cephalometric imaging?
The F150 is available as a pan/CBCT-only configuration (F150P) or a version that adds a cephalometric arm (F150CP), which captures at 100 kV with 96 µm resolution and an adjustable soft-tissue filter. Dental TI can help determine which configuration fits your practice's referral mix during site planning.
What is Zoom Reconstruction, and does it work at the F150's largest field size?
Zoom Reconstruction reprocesses a scan captured at the standard 125 µm voxel size into 80 µm resolution without a second exposure. It's available across the F150's FOVs up to Ø 100 mm, but not at the Ø 150 x H 140 mm maxillofacial field: that largest volume is captured at 320 µm and doesn't support the zoom step, so plan resolution needs around the FOV being scanned.
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