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Dental Equipment
Dental equipment, more than just the technologies used to treat patients, also includes the utility systems that power a dental practice, the systems used for infection control protocols, and even all of the equipment used to set up a portable dental operatory. Dental equipment can be divided into many categories to encompass the types of equipment that every practice needs in order to treat patients as well as the equipment required in practices providing specialized services such as endodontics or oral surgery.
Different Types of Dental Equipment
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3D Printing System
3D printing is a process of creating 3D objects from a digital file. It is used in dental to create custom implants, dentures, bridges, and crowns with precise measurements.Learn More -
i-Vinci Intraoral Scanners
An intraoral scanner is a handheld device used to directly create digital impression data of the oral cavity. Light source from the scanner is projected onto the scan objects, such as full dental arches, and then a 3D model processed by the scanning software will be displayed in real-time on a touch screen.Learn More
What to Consider When Selecting Intraoral Scanner？
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Scanning Accuracy
Intraoral scanner directly scans the oral caries and other intraoral area, shares with the concern of aligner making company for aligner and restorative production. Intraoral scanner accuracy plays an important role as, more accurate the digital impression, the better the restorative. -
Device Price
The cost of an intraoral scanner differs, depending upon the features and the accuracy which is very important. With a reasonable device cost, clinicians can take a leap in their digital dentistry much more easily. -
Software
Intraoral scanners are used by clinicians for impression making for prepared crowns, coping cuttings, for implant and orthodontic work. This requires a powerful software of scanning result process, re... -
Technical Support
Intraoral scanner is a digital device depending on scanning and imaging technology. Providing all-in-one technical support to clinicians is vital to intraoral scanner utilization.
