Key Features and Clinical Benefits

Replacement of Traditional Impressions
The system completely eliminates the need for messy, time-consuming, and uncomfortable physical impression materials such as putty. This significantly improves patient comfort, reduces chair time, and streamlines the overall clinical workflow.

High Precision and Accuracy
The generated digital models deliver exceptional accuracy, often reaching sub-micron precision (as low as ~20 µm). This high level of detail is critical for the precise fabrication of custom dental restorations, ensuring excellent marginal fit and predictable clinical outcomes.

Speed and Workflow Efficiency
A full-arch scan can typically be completed in under one minute, allowing clinicians to instantly review captured data, refine preparation margins, and make corrections chairside. The digital files can be immediately transferred to the dental laboratory via cloud-based systems, accelerating turnaround times.

Versatile Clinical Applications
The scanner produces open-format 3D files (such as STL, PLY, and OBJ), making the data compatible with a wide range of digital workflows, including:

• Crown and bridge restorations

• Clear aligner therapy and orthodontics

• Digital wax-ups and smile design

• Implant planning and surgical guides

• Patient education and case presentation

Ergonomics and Hygiene
The device is designed with a slim, ergonomic form factor for comfortable handling during scanning. It typically features detachable, autoclavable scanning tips, ensuring maximum hygiene and infection control between patients.