4 Advantages of the 3Shape Intraoral Scanner

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intraoral scannerWe live in a world where perception is often reality. When your dental practice invests in the latest technology, it’s perceived as a commitment by you and your team. You’re committing to stay up to speed on the latest scientific advances in your field. You’re also committing to staying on the cutting edge of dentistry, as part of a greater undertaking to provide the highest possible level of care to your patients. One of the most exciting new tools in dentistry is the 3Shape TRIOS dental intraoral scanner. Bryant Consultants offers training in the use of this intraoral scanner technology, but first, we wanted to make sure you understand the advantages of adding this scanner to your office.

  1. It’s more comfortable for patients: The 3Shape TRIOS dental intraoral scanner is used to take digital impressions, which are used to create models for the fabrication of many restorations. Taking digital impressions is much more convenient and less messy than taking impressions by traditional means—using a mold. It’s also more comfortable because the paste used to create the mold often can have an unpleasant taste. Instead, the 3Shape TRIOS dental intraoral scanner can take images in just a few seconds, then transmit them wirelessly to create an accurate model.
  2. Patient education: It can be stressful if your medical provider is planning or explaining a course of treatment, but you don’t understand the benefits of what is being recommended. The 3Shape TRIOS dental intraoral scanner makes communication with patients a breeze. Mere minutes after the scan is taken, the images can be displayed on a screen for your patients, providing a comprehensive view of the tooth or teeth that are being treated. Seeing is believing, and your patients will have a greater understanding of their dental health from these images.
  3. Versatility: The 3Shape TRIOS dental intraoral scanner can be used for more treatments and restorations than you might think. In addition to traditional restorations like inlay/onlays, crowns, and veneers, the scanner technology also can be applied in procedures such as partial denture installation, temporary crowns, and abutments for dental implants.
  4. Superior quality: This digital technology is simply more accurate than any other traditional method of taking impressions. Teeth can be measured with digital precision, producing crystal-clear images in high definition. This reduces the likelihood images may have to be re-taken, or that the restorations that are fabricated will need to be adjusted or even remade.

Intraoral scanner training

New technology is great, but only if you know how to work with it. Proper training is important. The more members of your team that has trained to use the 3Shape TRIOS dental intraoral scanner, the more efficiently your practice will function. We offer training in using intraoral scanner technology as one of our services to help your dental practice thrive. We can conduct this training in person, or through a remote conference. Our services can help you refine your vision, establish goals, and set processes in place to evolve your business. Contact us by calling (877) 768-4799. We provide consultation, training, and coaching to help improve the operations of your practice so that you can provide exceptional results to your patients. No office is out of reach for us; we will even come to you!

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