NewTom FAQs

How does SafeBeam™ technology work?

SafeBeam™ automatically adjusts the radiation dose in real-time based on the patient’s size and the selected FOV, ensuring optimal image quality with minimal radiation exposure.

Are NewTom systems compatible with implant planning software?

Yes, NewTom images can be exported in DICOM format and are compatible with most major third-party implant planning software platforms.

How do I export DICOM images from the system?

Images can be exported directly to USB, network drives, or PACS systems via the NNT software. Click here to view our NNT tutorials .

What kind of training is available for new users?

Cefla North America offers onboarding training, remote webinars, and on-demand tutorials through the Cefla Learning Hub to help users become proficient with the system.

What service and support options are available?

Cefla provides technical support, remote diagnostics, service plans, and on-site technician visits through its authorized dealer network.

NewTom GO

What are the key features of the NewTom GO system?

  • Dual modality (2D/3D imaging)

  • Multiple field of view (FOV) options

  • SafeBeam™ automatic exposure control

  • Compact design for small spaces

  • High-resolution imaging for endodontic, implant, and airway studies

What field of view (FOV) sizes are available?

The NewTom GO offers selectable FOVs ranging from small (e.g.,  6×6 cm) to larger scans (e.g., 10×10 cm), making it suitable for localized diagnostics and full-arch assessments.

Can the NewTom GO be used for airway assessment and sleep apnea screening?

Yes, with appropriate FOV settings, the system can capture the upper airway for volumetric analysis, supporting assessments for airway obstruction or sleep-disordered breathing.

What are the system’s space and installation requirements?

The NewTom GO has a compact footprint and can be installed in rooms with limited space. Specific dimensions and installation guides are available in the user manual or via Cefla technical support.

What are the 2D capabilities of the NewTom GO?

It provides high-quality panoramic imaging with various projection programs, including standard, pediatric, TMJ, and bitewing views.

How often should the NewTom GO be calibrated?

Calibration frequency depends on usage and local regulations, but routine maintenance and quality control should be conducted annually or as recommended by Cefla service guidelines.

What are the patient positioning options?

The NewTom GO uses ergonomic head support and laser-guided positioning for accuracy. It is designed for ease of use with both seated and standing patients.

Can pediatric patients be imaged with the NewTom GO?

Yes. The system supports pediatric protocols and smaller FOV options to reduce radiation and accommodate smaller anatomy.

NewTom GiANO HR

What does “HR” stand for in GiANO HR?

“HR” stands for High Resolution, referring to the system’s superior image clarity and detail, especially beneficial for endodontics, implant planning, and airway analysis.

What field of view (FOV) options are available?

GiANO HR supports a wide range of selectable FOVs—from small (e.g., 4×4 cm) for localized studies to large (e.g., 16×18 cm) for full craniofacial or ENT imaging—depending on the configuration.

What clinical applications is the GiANO HR suited for?

  • Implant planning

  • Endodontics

  • Orthodontics

  • Oral surgery

  • TMJ evaluation

  • ENT diagnostics (with optional modules)

  • Airway and sinus assessment

Is the GiANO HR upgradeable or modular?

Yes. The system is modular and can be upgraded post-installation to add cephalometric arms or additional 3D FOVs, making it future-ready as clinical needs evolve.

What image quality can I expect from the GiANO HR?

The GiANO HR provides ultra-high resolution CBCT scans with voxel sizes as small as 68 μm, producing sharp, diagnostic-quality images ideal for detailed anatomical assessments.

Does the GiANO HR use SafeBeam™ technology?

Yes. SafeBeam™ technology ensures patient-specific automatic dose modulation to deliver the lowest radiation necessary while maintaining high image quality.

What are the 2D imaging capabilities?

The system supports a wide variety of panoramic imaging programs including:

  • Standard adult/child panoramic

  • Bitewing

  • TMJ (open/closed)

  • Sinus

  • Segmented and optimized panoramic modes

Can the GiANO HR perform cephalometric imaging?

Yes, if equipped with the cephalometric module. It supports lateral, posteroanterior, and carpus views with fast scan times and reduced radiation.

How is the patient positioned during scans?

The unit uses motorized height adjustment, ergonomic supports, and guided laser positioning to ensure patient comfort and accurate alignment for both 2D and 3D imaging.

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