Digital Imaging

Planmeca USA announced the integration of its software with Henry Schein One’s web service Digital Dental Exchange.

3D printing is playing a bigger and bigger role in digital dental workflows, and lower costs and higher capabilities mean the technology will only grow in popularity.

How the DA, RDH, and DDS can use an intraoral camera to benefit the patient and the practice.

As the technologies continue to improve, dentists can offer their patients even more same-day options, from traditional crowns to implants to aligners.

3DISC will release the newest version of their scanning software HeronClinic 3.2.

Anatotemp will incorporate anatomic dental implant healing abutment and scan body library into the 3Shape dental implant laboratory and model creator software.

This new imaging software aims to simplify image management in the Dentrix System.

A conversation about technology adoption in dental schools with NYU School of Dentistry Associate Dean Clinical Affairs and Hospital Relations, and Chair and Professor of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Robert S. Glickman, DMD.

How the QuickShot Instant Film Digitizer from X-Ray Support brought the benefits of digital imaging to one dental practice.

A conversation about artificial intelligence and dental imaging with Sanjay Mallya, BDS, MDS, PhD and Dental Products Report Editorial Director, Noah Levine.

Agreement includes Medit’s i500 scanner, designed to deliver optimal performance for a wide range of applications.

New free applications provide visualizations of potential results to help patients understand their options and achieve their ideal smile.

Dental Products Report editorial director Noah Levine talks with Ophir Tanz, founder and CEO of Pearl AI, and one of the creators of the Dental Artificial Intelligence Council which seeks to spur AI development in the dental industry.

Medit has announced the release of 3 new T-Series laboratory scanner models: T710, T510, and T310.

As digital design has advanced, it’s become clear that the future of the industry lies somewhere between digital design and human artistry.

Ivoclar Vivadent’s Ivotion Digital Denture Innovation works with 3Shape to allow patient-specific customization and great results.

The DentiMax Dream Sensor is known for its award-winning image, great warranty, and affordable price. But we know that’s not enough for some dentists who already have imaging software. That is why the Dream Sensor is one of the only sensors on the market that works with most systems.

To reflect its evolving digital dental imaging business LED will soon be named Apteryx Imaging Inc.

How the Planmeca ProMax 3D Classic system helps one clinician to better plan procedures.

The integration is said to significantly streamline workflows for clinicians using both systems.

We live and treat patients in a three-dimensional world, so there’s always a bit of problem when using two-dimensional imaging for diagnostics and treatment planning. Sure, 2D intraoral and panoramic radiographs provide a wealth of diagnostic detail and clinical information, but there’s only so much that can be derived from a 2D capture of a 3D structure.

Planmeca Ultra Low Dose™portocol enables quality images at a substantially reduced dose.

How the QuickScan iOS is enabling clinicians to acquire highly detailed digital impressions for chairside printing or milling.

For the first time, these products will be sold under its own brand name, Good Doctors USA.

How the CS 9600 imaging system is designed to meet the needs of every clinician.

Eliminate radiation exposure and the need for compression material with this new 3D intraoral scanner.

Why one dentist prefers using this CBCT machine from J. Morita.

Using modern materials and techniques allows for cost savings and superior dentures.