intra-oral cameras
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What is intra-oral cameras?
Intra-oral cameras are small video cameras used by dentists to examine the inside of a patient's mouth. They provide a magnified, high-resolution view of teeth, gums, and other oral structures, aiding in the detection of cavities, fractures, and other issues. The images can be displayed on a monitor for both the dentist and patient to view, improving communication and understanding of treatment needs.
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iTero 5D Lite scanner
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The iTero 5D Lite is an intraoral scanner, which directly competes with other intraoral cameras. It captures digital impressions of the teeth and gums.
iTero
iTero is an intraoral scanner, which directly competes with other intraoral cameras. It captures digital impressions of the teeth and gums.
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Videa AI
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Videa AI is AI diagnostic support software that can be used in conjunction with intraoral cameras to analyze images and assist with diagnosis. It enhances the functionality of an intraoral camera.
digital x-rays
Digital X-rays provide complementary diagnostic information about the teeth and supporting structures, but use different imaging technology. Intraoral cameras provide visual surface information, while x-rays show internal structures.
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