Smarter Imaging: The Power Of CBCT

When it comes to diagnostics, clarity is everything. That’s where Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) has changed the landscape. By providing detailed 3D imaging with minimal radiation exposure, CBCT gives clinicians and patients confidence in decision-making.

Why CBCT is worth the investment

• High-resolution images with lower doses than traditional 2D imaging.
• Precise planning for implantology, orthodontics, and endodontics.
• Improved communication with patients thanks to clear visuals.

Our recommendations

• NewTom CBCT – Exceptional image quality combined with ultra-low radiation, setting new standards in patient safety and diagnostic reliability.
• Acteon X-Mind Prime / Optima 3D – Compact, versatile, and ideal for practices looking for advanced imaging without sacrificing valuable surgery space.

The End Of Traditional Impressions: Intraoral Scanners

If you’ve ever had a patient gag on an impression tray, you already know one of the reasons why intraoral scanners are so transformative. These handheld devices are not only faster and more accurate than traditional impressions, they’re also much more comfortable for patients.

Benefits at a glance

• No messy dental impression material.
• Real-time, high-accuracy scans.
• Easy integration with CAD/CAM systems and dental labs.
• Better patient understanding and treatment acceptance when they can see their scan during the appointment.

Our recommendations

• Shining AoralScan 3 – Integrated AI filters out unnecessary soft tissue data for a highly accurate scan in just 25 seconds for a single arch, and a full arch in one minute.
• 3Shape TRIOS – At the forefront of the new technology, with speed and accuracy that supports multiple treatment workflows.
• Medit i700 – Lightweight, affordable, and enhanced with AI to streamline scanning.
• Dentsply Sirona Primescan – Known for outstanding precision and seamless integration into digital ecosystems.

Bringing Production In-House: 3D Printing

Imaging producing a surgical guide, aligner, or denture base in your own dental practice. Imagine doing it chairside. That’s the power of dental 3D printing. Once considered specialist technology, it’s now accessible to practice of all sizes.

Why practices are embracing 3D printing:

• On-demand production: Models, splints, and guides created in-house.
• Faster turnaround: No more waiting weeks for lab work.
• Cost savings: Reduced dependence on external suppliers.
• Flexibility: Expanding material options mean wider clinical applications.