New Intraoral Camera: Ultra-Thin 5mm Design with Built-in Oral Diagnostic Software, Enabling Easy Access to The Back Teeth Area and Delivering a More Comfortable Patient Experience.

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• The thickness of the new-generation probe has been significantly reduced to just 5mm (down from 7mm in the previous generation and 13mm in the inaugural model), enabling it to effortlessly access narrow areas like posterior teeth. It is particularly well-suited for oral photography in children, ensuring comprehensive coverage with no blind spots.
• High - definition Imaging: Equipped with a high - quality lens and usually an LED light source, it can capture clear images of the oral cavity. The high - definition images help dentists detect early signs of oral diseases, such as minor caries, dental calculus, and gingivitis, which are difficult to identify with the naked eye.
• Our proprietary capture software is included with each camera and supports all major imaging solutions, such as Eaglesoft, Dexis, Schick, Apteryx, and more, with over 50 integrations available
• Built - in Diagnostic Software: The built - in oral diagnostic software can analyze the captured images. It may be able to automatically identify and mark common oral diseases, such as caries, periodontal disease, and oral mucosal lesions. Some software can also generate diagnostic reports, which not only improve the accuracy of diagnosis but also facilitate the management of patient medical records.
• Enhanced Doctor - patient Communication: With the help of this intraoral camera and its software, dentists can show patients the real - time images of their oral conditions and the analysis results of the diagnostic software. This "transparent diagnosis and treatment" model allows patients to better understand their oral problems, enhancing doctor - patient communication and trust.