Digital Imaging

Dental students can now take advantage of Overjet artificial intelligence to detect, outline, and quantify oral pathologies in x-rays.

New study indicates using the edible strips can deliver the highest frequency of excellent and diagnostically acceptable images, with less errors.

Combining Videa’s AI image analysis solution with vVARDIS’ Curodont Repair Fluoride Plus offers a new solution for finding and treating early decay.

Vatech will research and develop artificial intelligence capabilities to enhance dental diagnostics.

The company announces strategic expansion of its CBCT imaging solutions for the North American dental imaging market.

This new intraoral sensor from DEXIS houses multiple features that improve upon the company’s original Titanium Sensor.

This investment group has announced its latest investment into dental artificial intelligence, with its support in Pearl.

All the latest dental product launches from April 29 - May 3, 2024.

Denticon, Cloud 9, and Apteryx will now be fully integrated, smoothing out digital workflows for both general and orthodontic practices.

The company’s compact digital x-ray sensor boasts same high image quality as the Size 2 Open Sensor.

Expanded partnership between the 2 companies makes Detect AI available to Dentrix, Dentrix Ascend and Ascend Academic customers.

New partnership is designed to provide Carestream Dental users with greater confidence when interpreting 3D images, and a better understanding of CBCT imaging.

Dental manufacturer to debut its latest intraoral scanner during a global virtual event later this month.

The technology behind this new sensor from AMD Lasers features a more efficient direct detection technology to provide enhanced durability and affordability.

This subscription service will provide dental practices with an iTero™ Element Flex intraoral scanner, lab services, and the training to begin the digital dentistry journey.

This intraoral scanner touts affordability and accuracy, providing dental practices with a scanning solution that can boost workflows.

Overjet’s artificial intelligence is now suitable for pediatric patients, allowing clinicians to analyze x-rays and demonstrate the importance of early detection for young patients.

New sensor makes debut at Chicago Midwinter Meeting and boasts high-quality images and affordability.

This sensor can go wireless, providing the practitioner with more flexibility in the dental operatory.

The Primescan Connect intraoral scanner will integrate directly into A-dec 500 and 300 delivery systems, optimizing workflows and boosting efficiency.

This dental x-ray is lightweight and aims to make treatment more effective and efficient.

Align’s iTero scanners are now integrated with CS Imaging Version 8 to provide dental practices with more workflow options.

Planmeca will team up with Benevis to provide a variety of digital imaging technologies to its dental practices, bolstering care for patients across the United States.

The company announces a new paradigm-shifting advancement in implant dentistry workflows with the launch of the DEXIS digital ecosystem. This cutting-edge platform integrates artificial intelligence (AI) to revolutionize digital implants, seamlessly merging state-of-the-art CBCT, intraoral scanning, diagnostics, and treatment planning into 1 cohesive system.

The platform’s VideaAI provides clear and comprehensible visual representations that can be shared with parents as part of the patient education process and during treatment talks.

This new imaging system aims to improve patient care and business growth through its connectivity.

Overjet’s PARL Assist is designed to detect and outline instances of PARL on periapical radiographs for patients aged 12 years and older.

ADA Council on Scientific Affairs’ recommendations include appropriate, justified use of dental x-rays, and discontinuing use of lead abdominal aprons and thyroid collars.

Chief Dental Editor and Technology Editor John Flucke, DDS, reflects on artificial intelligence’s impact and how vital it might become in 2024.

PreVu is now adding artificial intelligence capabilities to its smile simulation software, enhancing treatment outcomes through this efficient integration.