| Description | The inEos X5 can be used to scan impressions and models of all or part of the jaw manually or automatically. The new operating concept increases flexibility for the dental technician so that the scanning process can be optimally integrated into the workflow of the laboratory. While the manual scanning mode saves time for simpler operations, the fully automatic scanning mode has its benefits especially with regard to extensive operations | With the intraoral scanner dwio the canadian company Dental Wings presented at the IDS a really revolutionary approach in the field of intraoral scanner. The digitally interested users will have noticed the similarity of the dwio with the Steinbichler intraoral scanner which was launched at the IDS 2 years before. In fact, the dwio intraoral scanner represents a further development. | The iTero Element Scanner is a digital impression system that eliminates the need for messy putty in your mouth.Improving iTero Intraoral ScannersWhile it’s already a leader in dental technology, iTero is constantly refining its intraoral scanning options. Its Element Itraoral Scanner, introduced in March 2015, captures 6,000 frames per second, up to 20 times faster than its predecessor. Its wand is also smaller and lighter, with in-built controls for more intuitive operation. Intraoral scanners from iTero are renowned for their accuracy, but the increased capture speed improves the company’s already impressive statistics. | Cost-effective production
The inLab software positions your zirconium oxide restorations optimally in the material block – for efficient use of blocks, attractive unit prices and the best possible machine utilization, e.g. by milling or grinding overnight.
Wet grinding of sintered NPM blocks
“inLab goes metal.” With the inLab MC XL and the new inCoris CC sintered metal blocks you can handle a complete spectrum of metal and ceramic materials. The unique wet grinding function rules out any health risks. | iTero Element 2 Intraoral Scanner includes an ergonomic, based cradle and delivers imaging precision in a compact footprint using tools that are strong.Together, we can streamline your workflow.- Restorative and orthodontic workflows
- Optimized Invisalign connectivity
- Visualization tools
- Chairside milling integration
| The affordable Gendex 9200 DDE dental radiography system offers standard panoramic and cephalometric x-ray projections, as well as a wide range of advanced programs to support most dental imaging and exams. |
| Content | Sirona InLab InEos X5 Scanner
High-tech camera with many advantagesLike its predecessor inEos Blue, the fast scanning speed of the inEos X5 is unsurpassed. The large image field allows the camera to capture four to five teeth per image and an entire jaw with a total of five images. This is how it digitalizes one single crown in less than ten seconds, a three-unit bridge construction in only 30 seconds, as well as an entire jaw in less than one minute. A completely new optical system is used for the scan, which is based on the digital pattern projection: The considerably improved accuracy of less than 12 µm and the camera’s autofocus guarantee high-quality scan data that is also suitable for procedures that require the highest degree of accuracy, such as the most demanding implant operations. Due to the camera’s greater depth of definition, the inEos X5 can also capture the entire jaw including the palate, which makes it possible to create a digital construction of model casting works.Improved handling for new and experienced usersWith an innovative five-axis technology including rotation arm and intelligent scan planning, the inEos X5 positions and captures models with all indications automatically. This standardizes the images, eliminates user error and speeds up the imaging process. That means that new users in particular can digitalize traditional procedures without requiring significant training. Altogether, the inEos X5 stands out due to its easy handling: The large and open operating area allows all standard articulators to be positioned as well as quick access to the model. With the universal model and impression tray holder, all conventional model support and split cast systems, as well as impression trays in all sizes, can also be used. The multi-die scanning offers advantages in cases where the proximal contacts cannot be seen well and in the fabrication of frameworks and copings for single restorations. With this function, up to four prepared stumps can be positioned in a special holder and digitalized at the same time.
The inEos X5 has been available at retailers since May 2013. The list price including PC and inLab software as well as the OPEN inEos interface is EUR 19,990.Overview of new inEos X5 features:Sirona InLab InEos X5 Scanner- A combination of manual and fully automatic operation
- High accuracy
- Time savings and improved workflow due to the five-axis technology and autofocus
- Large scan field and good depth of definition
- Multi-die scanning for up to four individual stumps
- Universal model and articulator holders
- Easy handling
| Dwio Intraoral Scanner Dental WingsIntraoral scanner
Based on a novel and incredibly compact 3D capture technique called Multiscan Imaging, the Dental Wings intraoral scanner allows dentists to take digital impressions in a natural, fluid manner. Its remarkably small handpiece, gesture control, and easy maintenance make it a compelling digital impression option for clinicians.Design approach: the patient first
The intraoral scanner was designed to address the needs of dental professionals looking for an intuitive technology for capturing digital impressions. With the overall objective to help dentists focus on the patient rather than the technology, the Dental Wings intraoral scanner offers:– A remarkably small handpiece very similar in size, shape, and weight to existing dental handpieces. Its familiar shape allows to assume a natural position relative to the patient.
– Visual and auditive feedback — a luminescent ring and audible signals indicate when data is being successfully captured, allowing the user to focus in the mouth rather than on the screen.
– Easy maintenance of the lightweight all-metal handpiece that has no moving parts, no complex illumination or cooling system.
– Motion control technology for a no-touch operation of the system while the user has gloves on.Scanning technology Dwio Intraoral Scanner Dental Wings
Five miniaturized 3D scanners in the handpiece tip directly view the teeth and soft tissue from multiple orientations simultaneously, capturing even the most difficult to see areas of preparations with minimal effort by the user.Open workflows
The intraoral scanner is a dedicated “scan only” chairside system with multiple options for the design and fabrication steps. Captured data is seamlessly transmitted to in-office or remote systems via DWOS Connect for prosthesis design and production. Users of Dental Wings’ simple to use yet powerful DWOS CAD suite of design applications, as well as other open dental CAD software, are able to import the scan data directly. | iTero Element Intraoral Scanner
What Are iTero Intraoral Scanners?Intraoral scanners from iTero scan the mouths of patients, capturing images to create three-dimensional dental images in minutes. Intraoral scanners are simple to use and can be operated by one person. Their user-friendly nature helps dental professionals get the best results. The scans they produce are also more detailed than the traditional two-dimensional images they replace.Intraoral digital scans help dental professionals create accurate physical dental models for restorative work, including crowns, veneers, and implants. They also help orthodontists diagnose orthodontic problems and develop the best treatment plans.The company’s digital ecosystem software works seamlessly with its intraoral scanners, improving workflow for dental professionals working on orthodontic and restorative cases. However, unlike many early intraoral scanners, they are open systems. This feature gives dental professionals more flexibility about how they use their digital scan files. Intraoral digital scans from iTero scanners can be easily shared with other dental professionals and third-party providers such as Invisalign. When all relevant parties have the scans, they can communicate better to improve patient outcomes.What iTero Intraoral Scanners DoIntraoral scanners feature a wand, which the dental professional moves around a patient’s mouth. In the latest versions, the wand captures thousands of frames per second which are pieced together to create a three-dimensional visualisation of the patient’s mouth. The wands on iTero intraoral scanners are smaller than early intraoral scanners, allowing them to scan molars in the back of the mouth which were traditionally difficult to reach. Dental professionals using small wands also aren’t limited by how wide their patients can open their mouths. The small wands are also less likely to make patients gag than older forms of scanning technology.Intraoral scanners also have screens which display the digital dental images as they’re captured in real time. The screens show whether the scan is good or not before it’s saved and submitted to the lab. This feature can be a real time-saver for dental professionals who, in the past, could receive word from the lab two or three weeks later that their scans were inadequate. By providing immediate feedback, intraoral scanners can save dental professionals and patients time and frustration.Unlike many intraoral scanners, patients don’t need to cover their teeth in titanium dioxide powder before an iTero intraoral scan. This benefit further improves the scanning process for dental patients.How Intraoral Scanners Make Invisalign Orthodontics Easier Invisalign clear aligners are one of the most popular teeth-straightening aids used today as they’re effective, removable, and virtually undetectable. Unlike many intraoral scanners, iTero intraoral scanners have open architecture which makes them compatible with the Invisalign system, including its Invisalign Outcome Simulator. Orthodontists can scan their patients’ mouths with an iTero intraoral scanner, then show them how their Invisalign treatment will look. This technology improves the patient experience because patients can know what to expect and feel more confident in their diagnosis and treatment plan. It also makes the ClinCheck setup three times faster.After setup, speed is still on the iTero intraoral scanners’ side. iTero states ClinCheck treatment plans submitted with its scans are usually posted to the Invisalign Doctor Site three times faster than traditional polyvinyl siloxane scans. As a result, your Invisalign aligners are created and posted back to your orthodontist sooner so that you can start treatment faster. Since the iTero intraoral scanning system is open, orthodontists can also send the scan files to any laboratory of their choosing for the creation of a retainer, which reinforces your treatment after the Invisalign process, and other dental tools.Orthodontists can also create better Invisalign treatment plans for their patients using iTero intraoral scans. Align Technology research shows orthodontists who use the scans have 10 times fewer rejections and seven times fewer issues with the fit of the Invisalign aligners. These results may be because iTero intraoral scanners can help orthodontists track their patients’ progress. Regular scans throughout Invisalign treatment can help orthodontists compare expected outcomes with results. If results aren’t as expected, orthodontists can use the scans to educate their patients about their treatment and the importance of complying with their recommendations.Improving iTero Intraoral Scanners iTero Element Intraoral ScannerWhile it’s already a leader in dental technology, iTero is constantly refining its intraoral scanning options. Its Element Itraoral Scanner, introduced in March 2015, captures 6,000 frames per second, up to 20 times faster than its predecessor. Its wand is also smaller and lighter, with in-built controls for more intuitive operation. Intraoral scanners from iTero are renowned for their accuracy, but the increased capture speed improves the company’s already impressive statistics. | Sirona Cerec InLab MCXL Milling Unit
The inLab MC XL milling and grinding unit opens up the widest possible range of production options for your dental laboratory. You profit from high speed and precision. You can switch from grinding to milling in just a few simple steps. And thanks to the large milling volume and broad spectrum of applications, you will reap substantial economic benefits.
inLab MC XL
Large range of materials:
Processing of zirconium oxide, resin, silicate ceramics and NP-metal
High-speed milling:
For example, a four-unit zirconium oxide bridge can be completed in just 40 minutes
Large milling capacity: For restorations consisting of up to 12 units and ceramic blocks measuring 85 x 40 x 22 mm
Four milling motors: Flexible selection of milling burs for different materials
Milling and grinding: For high precision regardless of the materialand indication
Milling* of zirconium oxide and polymers
In addition to grinding, you can also mill zirconium oxide and polymers on the inLab MC XL. You benefit from an enhanced initial fit and a faster production process.Flexible and efficient Sirona Cerec InLab MCXL Milling UnitinLab MC XL is the fast wet milling and grinding unit with many production options for your dental laboratory. You benefit from high speed and precision and can switch from grinding to milling in just a few steps. The large selection of materials and many uses give you particularly flexible and efficient production options. inLab high-speed grindingGlass- and hybrid ceramic restorations can be produced at a previously unachievable speed with simultaneous double four-axis processing. A fully contoured Celtra Duo crown takes less than 10 minutes. This is a key success factor for potential new business models that can call for providing digital impression orders within an hour. Precision processingThe inLab MC XL is characterized by precise wet machining. Especially when processing glass ceramics, the grinders used can be as small as 0.6 mm — for restorations with maximum detail in the occlusal and interproximal areas and at the preparation margin. Wide selection of materialsAs with all CAD/CAM production units from Dentsply Sirona, inLab MC XL lets you benefit from a the large selection of materials. Dentsply Sirona CAD/CAM materials and those of our material partners are optimally adapted for high-speed processing. | iTero Element 2 Intraoral Scanner
iTero Element 2 Intraoral Scanner delivers imaging precision in a compact footprint using tools that are strong.An intuitive user interface is provided by the Element two system for performing scans for Orthodontic use or Indices. The doctor is guided by means of text assistance and visual via the arrangement. Wand buttons and the touch screen are used to respond to display instructions.A scan feature that preserves natural occlusion whilst getting detailed registration is offered by the iTero Element.The iTero Element 2 was created for better functionality with 2x and 25% quicker scanning processing period compared to this iTero Element.The iTero Element 2 includes a 21.5-inch screen and 16:9 widescreen viewing format. It has an integrated lithium-ion battery, which allows without the need to reboot or to plug in for power for transfer between operatories. The iTero Element 2 includes an ergonomic, based cradle.Like most Element scanners, both Element Flex and the Element two are made to operate with existing restorative and corrective workflows, such as open STL export, custom made models, laboratory workflows, custom implant abutment, and chairside milling partners. According to the company, all iTero Element scanners create full-color 3D scans.Element 2 and Element Flex scanners are now available in the United States and the vast majority of European nations. They are available in Asia Pacific markets and are pending acceptance in Canada. The Element scanner that is iTero will last to be available in most markets.** iTero Element 2 BENEFITS :iTero TimeLapse Technology:
Compare historical and current scans and quantify important oral changes over time – helping your patient reach care decisions in a more engaging and informed way.Invisalign® Outcome Simulator:
Engage patients and increase conversion by showing patients the actual potential benefits of Invisalign treatment.3D Invisalign Progress Assessment Feature:
Compare a patient’s new scan with a precise stage of their Invisalign treatment plan.Real-time 3D Visualizations:
Help patients understand oral concerns by sharing a visualization right at chairside.Vibrant Color Scanning:
Realistic color images make it easier to distinguish between gingival and dental tissue for more precise clinical evaluations.High-Definition Touchscreen Interface:
Scanned images appear instantly with crisp definition on the 19-inch, high-definition, multi-touch-capable display. The display also works with latex, vinyl and nitrile gloves.Certified Connectivity Workflow:
Designed to connect to restorative and orthodontic labs, third-party treatment planning, custom implant abutment, chairside milling and lab CAD/CAM systems.Together, we can streamline your workflow.- Restorative and orthodontic workflows
- Optimized Invisalign connectivity
- Visualization tools
- Chairside milling integration
- – Maximum height: 51.8″
- – Weight with wheel stand: 55.1 lbs.
- – Dimensions including rotation (W x D x H): 24.6″ x 23.4″ x 51.8″
- – Operating power: 100-240VAC – 50/60 Hz – 350VA (max)
- – Storage/transportation temperature: 23° to 122°F
- – Installation: Wheel stand with scanner wand
- – Monitor: 19″ touchscreen monitor
- – Scanner: Confocal Imaging Scanner emits red laser light (680 nm Class 1) as well as white LED emissions
- – Wireless LAN: LAN card provides local network communications with wireless connectivity
| Gendex Orthoralix 9200 DDE Digital Cephalometric + Panoramic X Ray
The versatile Orthoralix 9200 system offers standard panoramic projections, as well as a full array of advanced programs to satisfy the demanding needs of dental specialists. Plus, with both ?lm-based and direct digital models and the optional cephalometric arm, the capabilities of the 9200 can expand with your practice.Discover all of the benefits and options this imaging system has to offer.Wide Range of Projections – The Orthoralix 9200 offers 10 standard projections, with the ability to add 5 Cephalometric projections and the Transcan tomography projection to satisfy the needs of today’s dental specialists. Its intuitive control panel and easy-to-read display simplifies the process of selecting projections. Plus, with the precision of morphology following and multi-motorized arm rotation, the 9200 excels at focal trough reconstruction.- 10 standard imaging projections and 6 additional with optional upgrades
- Meets the demands of today’s orthodontists, oral and maxillofacial surgeons, and other specialists
Advanced Image Quality – Three technical factor setting modes are available to ensure complete flexibility and quality control. Manual mode for total operation control, Preset mode where the operator can customize settings, and Automatic Exposure Control (AEC) mode. With AEC, the 9200 automatically raises or lowers the kV setting based on measurements of bone size and density.- Triple laser beam guide system and motorized column for simple, accurate patient positioning
- Automatic Exposure Control (AEC) to ensure optimum image contrast and balance
- Real-time image reconstruction with the direct digital model
Gendex Orthoralix 9200 DDE Digital Cephalometric + Panoramic X Ray
Expand Your Capabilities – Utilizing the latest in CCD sensor technology and built-in LAN connectivity, the 9200 DDE model allows clinicians to digitally capture x-ray images and share them with any computer connected to the network for maximum productivity. With the option to add a Cephalometric arm, the Transcan cross-sectional tomography projection, and convert to direct digital technology, the 9200 is one of the most expandable panoramic systems available.- Direct digital model with the latest CCD sensor technology and direct LAN connectivity
- Optional Cephalometric arm attachment
- Optional Transcan implantology projection for transverse cross-sections of upper and lower jaw
Gendex Orthoralix 9200 DDE Digital Cephalometric + Panoramic X Ray| Power Supply | 115-250 VAC ± 10% | | Frequency | 50/60 Hz ± 2 Hz | | Maximum Line Power Rating | 10 A at 250 V, 20 A at 115 V | | Anode Voltage | 60 – 84 kV, in 2 kV steps | | Anode Current | 3 – 15 mA, in 1 mA steps | | Exposure Time | 12 s for standard pan, 0.16 – 2.5 s for Cephalometric | | Duty Cycle | 1:20 at full power operation | | Focal Spot | 0.5 mm, IEC 336 (1993) | | Vertical Reach | 39′ to 71′ (100 to 180 cm) from ?oor to occll plane | | Weight | 410 lbs (115 kg), 467 lbs (212 kg) with Ceph arm | | Active Area CCD Sensor | 147 x 6 mm (Standard Pan), 220 x 6 mm (Ceph) | | Image Size | 1536 x 2725 pixels (Standard Pan), 2304 x 2529 pixels (Ceph – Maximum) | | Minimum PC Requirements | Pentium® II CPU, 400 MHz, 256 MB RAM | | Required Operating System | Microsoft® Windows 98®/ Windows 2000®/ Windows XP® |
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