Digital Imaging

This treatment uses a powerful artificial intelligence software to predict root and bone movement for orthodontic treatment even more efficient than braces.

Evolution of the company’s existing imaging solutions delivers optional Scan Ceph module designed to improve ease of use, contribute to a better clinical experience, and lead to more successful outcomes for patients.

Aspen Dental and the Dental Assisting National Board will team up to help dental assistants prepare for the Radiation Health and Safety exam and to bolster their radiography knowledge.

MouthWatch celebrates 10 years and its innovations in teledentistry solutions and digital imaging.

Built on the success of its predecessor, the i700 Wireless is a newly designed wireless wand with the same speed, accuracy, and lightness.

The Planmeca Ultra Low Dose™ protocol has been studied in several studies, one of which concluded that the technology reduces patient doses by up to 77% with no statistical reduction in image quality between the standard and ULD protocols.

3D Predict’s clear aligner therapy uses artificial intelligence and cone-beam computed tomography for best-case outcomes.

ClearChoice dental implant centers will integrate Planmeca technology to boost its digital imaging capabilities for patients.

The company’s goal is to take a standard iPhone and turn it into the only camera your practice needs.

Envista has re-branded its digital dental solutions as DEXIS, which will represent a portfolio of imaging solutions for everyday use.

Envista has received FDA clearance for the use of its assisted intelligence mandibular nerve tracing for its diagnostic software platform DTX Studio Clinic.

The portable device features an x-ray generator from Canon and a lithium-ion battery from Panasonic.

Henry Schein will add the Medit i700 scanner to its portfolio to boost digital dental workflows in North America.

This partnership between Formlabs and Medit will assist in making chairside 3D printing more accessible in its integration of scanning and printing.

Overjet has received a patent for its dental artificial intelligence technology that accurately measures anatomical structures.

SmileFy has announced a partnership with 3Shape to connect 3Shape TRIOS scans to the SmileFy treatment planning app.

A truly wireless x-ray sensor with integrated Bluetooth technology, the DC-Air is built for durability and provides crystal-clear digital images.

This AI-powered software device from SoftSmile hopes to make treatment planning and manufacturing of clear aligners more efficient in the practice.

This partnership between Envista and Pacific Dental Services will allow dental practices to use Assisted Intelligence image sorting and analysis for better outcomes.

Carestream Dental intends to defend itself in regards to purported patent infringement claims from 3Shape.

This complaint from 3Shape asserts patent infringement in relation to its intraoral scanning technology.

This study demonstrated the iTero Element 5D’s usefulness in detecting interproximal caries and lesions, and its potential future use.

A look at the 6 new software applications that drew the most attention from the Dental Products Report® audience throughout the past year.

The end of the year is often a time for reflection on what services we as dental professionals can offer our patients.

VivaScan offers an easy entry point into digital dentistry that is suited for any workflow.

A look at the benefits Advanced Cosmetic & Family Dentistry in Alpharetta, Georgia experienced with the upgrade to DTX Studio Clinic.

These 2 intraoral scanners will provide clinicians with the ability to boost their chairside restorative workflows.

The DC-Air intraoral x-ray imaging sensor is full of features, including how it incorporates direct conversion technology to convert x-ray photons directly to image data, that has the author excited about its potential.

These new x-ray sensors provide high-resolution images and are easy to use and comfortable for patients.

In-house CAD/CAM and the use of modern materials can make restoring cracked teeth and carious lesions more efficient than ever before.