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Size guide
Which dental sensor size for kids
The CS 6200 Size 0 sources talk about children and smaller mouths. The RVG 6200 page does not assign size 1 or size 2 to pediatric exams.
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- CS 6200 Size 0: 18.0 mm × 24.0 mm
- RVG 6200 Size 1: 22.2 × 29.6 mm
- RVG 6200 Size 2: 26.6 × 35.5 mm
What the CS 6200 pages say
The size 0 manual lists easier positioning in a child patient’s mouth. The discover page says the sensor is for children’s mouths and small oral cavities, and the gallery includes a pediatric bitewing label. The active area on the manual is 18.0 mm × 24.0 mm.
What the RVG page does not say
The RVG 6200 product page says two sizes for different patient needs. It does not say size 1 or size 2 is the pediatric sensor. This page does not invent that assignment.
Not a clinical rule
A published sentence about children is not a rule for every child. The outline shows the active area, not the outside of the housing.
Follow the instructions for use and the support contact that shipped with the device. This page is not a service call.
- CS 6200 Size 0 user manual · As of 2026-10-10
- CS 6200 Size 0 discover page · As of 2026-10-10
Questions
- Does Carestream call the CS 6200 size 0 a pediatric sensor?
- The discover page says it is for children’s mouths and pediatric exams. The manual says positioning is easier in a child patient’s mouth.
- Should every child use size 0?
- These pages do not say that. Ask the dentist and follow the instructions for use.
- Is there a price?
- No price is taken from these manufacturer pages.