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Intraoral scanner

Intraoral scanner – what is it all about? In the past every dentist worldwide used sticky paste materials to make an impression of the teeth. This way the information was transferred to a dental lab.

Intraoral scannerIn order  harden, the impression material has to stay in the mouth for about 3 minutes. And please,  make no mistake – 3 min is a lot of time with a mouthful of sticky mass! This technique caused a lot of inconvenience and even nausea to the patients with a sensitive palate, so called Gag reflex.

Recently in our dental clinic in Beer Sheva  we replaced the impressions by a digital imaging of the teeth and the mouth tissues. Tiny intra-oral camera moves around the mouth and scans whatever needs to be recorded. The program stiches thousands of individual snapshots to a 3D simulation. All we have to do is to push the button. The computer transfers the data  instantaneously to a lab anywhere on planet Earth.    

 

Currently we use labs in Tel Aviv, Beer Sheva, Dusseldorf (Germany) and Hong Kong (China) .

What do we take scans for in our clinic using our Trios 3 intraoral scanner :

  • Invisible clear aligners for orthodontics
  • Porcelain crowns, Zirconia crowns
  • Inlays and Onlays ( porcelain cavity fillings )
  • Laminates
  • Computerized implant planning
  • Implant supported restorations, dentures and bridges
  • All on 4, all on 6 restorations

Intraoral scannerWe transfer the scans to the chosen lab, faster, cleaner and most important – no infection spread  within impression material . Precise measurments, no remakes, no nausea .

Better comunication with the lab, speedy and accurate fabrication.

 

What are the benefits of the intraoral scanner in our dental clinic in Beer Sheva:

  • No gag reflex or nausea 
  • No repeat impressions or remakes
  • More accuracy and precision 
  • Less appointments – patients and dentists time savings
  • Faster production and shipping 
  • Ability to work with any lab, anywhere in the world, according to labs expertise

 

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