Wow 3D Intra Oral Scanner

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Wow Scan belongs to the second generation of 3D Intra Oral Scanners. The type of technology with which it works is totally different from the other scanners. While the other scanners use technologies such as confocal laser, structured light or active sampling wavefront; wow uses a technology that is also implemented in aerospace and patented.  Wow uses a video system with a technology called stereophotogrammetry.

Thanks to wow we can create more detailed files.  In fact, wow start from a generation of color .PLY files and thanks to the colors wow is able to reconstruct a much more precise volumetric file. Other strengths are the size of the handpiece which is the smallest on the market without the use of powder (Wow can also scan a metallic surface and soft tissue.) Wow is enabled to scan full arch for production of extended dental bridges and that allows us to make aligners too. Smilers® clear Dental Aligners by Biotech-Dental   are orthodontic appliances designed to correct the alignment of your teeth. They consist of a series of custom-made, clear, removable aligners made from impressions of your mandible and maxilla. These aligners are designed to apply gentle mechanical forces to correct minor defects in the teeth. As a result, each of your aligners will gradually initiate movement of your teeth thereby correcting their position. Smilers® aligners are made in France, in high-tech factories located in the south of France, in Salon-de-Provence, where 3D printers produce custom-made aligners for orthodontic treatment plan. Smilers® aligners are made of polyethylene terephthalate (PET), a CE marked, biocompatible material designed for use in the medical industry.

Other features are that wow exports totally open .PLY and .STL  files ; furthermore wow software has a file exchange platform system between dentists and colleagues/laboratories.  Another really important thing is that the updates are free and no fee to pay for years and that basically, it is a type of technology that is based on software-driven so that clinicians will always have a performing machine thanks to the updates.

Furthermore, the reconstruction of the color coming from wow is consistent with reality, which means that a dentist can make diagnoses and therefore see for example dental signs, caries, infiltrations, periodontal damage and be able to discuss these problems with the patient. All these features have obviously turned into a remarkable comfort for the patient

above all because the wow handpiece being very small and fast in the scan (timing scan 3-4 minutes with reconstruction of file)  can also take scan in case of reduced vertical teeth dimension.

Other intra oral scanners have a very large and bulky tip that often makes it difficult to scan the posterior dental sectors.

 

Author: Dott. Di Chiaro Gianluca

 

Editor: Eliezer Ganon

 

Infographic(s): Biotech-Dental.com and wow-scan.com

Dental Office of the Future

Imagine walking into your office unlocking the door, turning to your smart switch, instead of the traditional toggle switch, disarming your alarm system, turning on the heater or air conditioning to preset temperatures, turning on the lights, compressors, and hardware from that one smart switch. Walking to the front desk, turning on your patient check in a computer, as well as all of the other computers in the office. The computers are small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, the monitors are far larger than the computers. By this point in time, a proprietary operating system such as windows will have become irrelevant most likely running Android or some other Linux, as everything is based in the cloud. The staff sits down to prepare for the day, the entire phone system now a complete internet based Voice over Internet Protocol system VoIP, so you see more people able to use smartphones to operate the office phones. The phones for the office have been charging overnight in a case using UV-C rays to disinfect them each day. The first patient comes in for the day, goes to the check in computer signs in all electronically, and the patient management software automatically pulls up their history and everything, so the staff is aware. We bring the patient back to the operatory there are no TV screens on the walls, no speakers either, it’s been replaced with an immersive Holographic Augmented Virtual Reality smart glasses headset system for the patient to be able to use a personal screen with a switch the dentist can use to still directly interface with the patient when needing to be worked on. Perhaps the patient needs some work done and requires an impression, well no impression trays are needed, simply pull out a 3D Intraoral scanner to take a 3D impression of their mouth in STL or 3MF file format or CBCT in a football helmet out outing DICOM DCM. As the dentist is scanning, they are not looking at a laptop screen but rather a pair of Augmented Reality smart glasses that allow the dentist to see the world as normal, but with a 3D projection as well on the glasses, able to be manipulated by the dentist. The dentist reaches out into air manipulating the 3D models only he or she can see through these AR smart glasses. The 3D Intraoral Scanner is so precise, that the dentist can diagnose surface issues and cracks the naked eye can’t even reveal. If the dentist sees there are issues that require lab work, the dentist can have a mini in-office lab in the back to 3D print (Additive) or mill (Subtractive) any materials they might need, or send it off to an offsite lab to do the work. The dentist would not have to send physical models of impressions to labs, but rather drop it in a HIPAA compliant file storage network that allows the lab and the dentist to share files back and forth securely, and instantly. Once the dental technician receives the file most of the work can potentially be done without printing any physical materials until the end product needs to be made. If materials are required to be made they can be 3D printed out of ceramic, porcelain, carbon fiber, fiberglass, Kevlar, or other materials required. Imagine being able to cut down on time and money making physical materials for mocking up models for dental work, when it can all be virtualized, and have results much more expeditiously. Some dentists may even opt for a Chairside Computer Aided Design (CAD) system with Virtual Articulation and Jaw Movement Recording, so they can get the 3D models needed right at the patient chair side, and potentially able to run their own miniature lab in the back of the office. Dentists one day may become vertically integrated to not only service mouth, but the design and manufacture the hardware for the services rendered.

Author(s): Alon Ganon

Infographic(s): Internet

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WOW 3d Intra Oral Scanner launches in North America

Press Release

For immediate release 01/15/2021

New software based intra oral scanner makes digital collaboration between dentists and labs easier and affordable.

Biotech Dental an oral care solution provider is launching a new intra oral scanner in North America under the brand name WOW. Much smaller, handle and richer in features than comparable instruments it connects the three dental professions: Orthodontics, Oral Surgery, and Prosthetic. The WOW Scan scanner is two in one. It combines capturing 2D and 3D images based on the open architecture formats STL, PLY and JPG. WOW Scan can import to any open CAD system.

WOW Scan reliably reproduces human stereoscopic vision by providing very detailed and real color images. Thanks to its ultra-compact design, WOW Scan offers fluid handling, comparable to the grip of a pen. Realized in a few minutes, the impression taking is thus extremely precise.

By providing a comprehensive digital test, WOW has the potential to revolutionize the day-to-day work of practitioners and providing patients with a unique care experience. The real-time projection allows better diagnosis and better communication between the dentist and his patient. As a platform for collaboration between patients, dentists, and their laboratory, the WOW 3D Intra Oral scanner makes it possible for dental professionals to turn to a very practical multidisciplinary world of diagnostics.

Since the WOW Scan is software based it is updatable without replacing any hardware. WOW scanner software updates are free.

The computer designed and developed for WOW Scan is a new MSI GS65 computer.

The price of the WOW Scan and its computer is $18,500 plus tax.

Contacts:

Carey Lyons, CEO

+1 201 645 3741

Carey.Lyons@idsimplants.com

Eli Ganon, Consultant

+1 310 295 7964

eliezerganon@gmail.com

http://www.Wow-scan.com

Nemotec Dental Software Tools Arrive in North America

Biotech Dental North America to distribute the full range of Nemotec digital dental solutions

January,15,2021

Englewood, New Jersey – Biotech Dental North America, an oral care solution provider based in Englewood, New Jersey, will distribute the full range of Nemotec digital dental software solutions in North America. Nemotec is a leading digital dentistry solution-provider based in Madrid, Spain. Its products are distributed in Europe, Asia, Latin America and Australia. Nemotec is a member of the Biotech Dental group of companies

The availability of Nemotec software in the North American dental market follows the introduction to the North American dental market of WOW Scan intraoral scanners by Biotech Dental.

Cary Lyons, CEO of Biotech Dental North America Group stated: “Nemotec offers a variety of software modules for dental practitioners in a number of dental specialties. These applications provide advanced downstream solutions and functionality for 3D digital imaging, including scanning data collected by the innovative WOW intraoral scanner recently introduced by us.”

“With the increasing availability and use of 3D digital dental data for use in a broader digital workflow, easy-to-use applications that process digital imaging are becoming an essential tool in the dental practice”, said Eli Ganon, Consultant of Biotech Dental North America Group . “Nemotec offers important functionality for general practitioners, orthodontists, oral surgeons, periodontists and prosthodontists. NemoStudio offers their practices advanced solutions that enhances dentistry for both the dental professional and the patient.”

About NemoStudio software solutions

Nemotec offers a unique, multidisciplinary digital platform for dentistry called NemoStudio.

• NemoCeph – Software for cephalometric analysis
• NemoCast – Orthodontic Diagnostic Software
• NemoScan – Implant planning and diagnosis software
• NemoFAB – Orthognathic Surgery Software, in collaboration with Dr. Arnett
• NemoSmile Design – 2D and 3D smile design software
• NemoDent – Clinic Management Software (Spain Only)
• NemoBox – Cloud online viewer

Among its different modules:

About the WOW Scan Intraoral Scanner

WOW Scan reliably reproduces human stereoscopic vision by providing very detailed and real color images. Thanks to its ultra-compact design, WOW Scan offers fluid handling, comparable to the grip of a pen. Digital impression-taking is quick and extremely precise.

About Nemotec

Nemotec is a leading Spanish technology company in the dental sector. It was founded in 1992 to provide dentists, clinics and laboratories flexible and open solutions with cutting-edge tools for the diagnosis, planning and communication of effective treatment plans and visualization. Nenotect provides solutions for a range of applications in a number of dental specialties such as orthodontics, orthognathics, implantology and aesthetic dentistry. The NemoStudio suite also allows the printing of products for different disciplines. Nemotec currently employs more than 63 employees, sells in more than 71 countries worldwide and has a network of 14 distributors located in strategic areas of the world. 

About Biotech Dental Group

With 30 years of experience and present in 40 countries, the Biotech Dental group a key player in healthcare in France. The company is now one of the leaders in the dental implant market. By focusing on new technologies, the group is continuously diversifying its to its customers a full range of digital dental solutions. Currently, Biotech Dental is the reference company in the dentistry market with its exclusive offer of digital products and services: design and manufacture of implants and dental prostheses, WOW Scan intraoral scanners and software for transparent custom aligners Smilers, manufactured with innovative digital technologies.

Contacts:

Carey Lyons, CEO

+1 201 645 3741

carey.lyons@idsimplants.com

Eli Ganon, Consultant

+1 310 295 7964

eliezerganon@gmail.com

http://www.biotech-dental.com

California company raises funds for smart lingual appliances

INBRACE was developed in collaboration between orthodontists and engineers at the University of Southern California. (Image: Swift Health Systems)

IRVINE, Calif., U.S.: Swift Health Systems raised $45 million in October for its lingual “Smartwire” appliance, INBRACE. The company seeks to address the needs of consumers and orthodontists with INBRACE by providing an invisible solution for light-force tooth movement that is led by clinicians. The appliance may be difficult to spot, but the technology behind it is turning heads.

INBRACE uses an all-digital platform that utilizes a combination of computer modelling and artificial intelligence algorithms to determine a path for tooth movement. The aligner consists of what the company calls a “Smartwire”—a loop made of the shape memory wire, nitinol. Readers may have seen the elastic memory effects of this nickel-titanium alloy in novelty products such as self-bending spoons, but the metal has found better uses in a range of highly advanced applications, among them producing mechanical energy from heat sources and making certain surgical implants. In the INBRACE system, nitinol is programmed with data taken from intraoral scans and used to personalize the wire to the patient’s teeth. The wire is fixed to the back of each tooth and applies nonsliding “Gentleforce” mechanics—as opposed to sliding mechanics—to deliver low-force, continuous tooth movement free of mechanical friction.

“Our Smartwires are ligated in each bracket with a novel locking loop design and with no sliding, it is truly friction-free,” the company says, adding that its “low-profile bracket that delivers torque with a round wire [is] an orthodontic first.”

Matthew O’Connell, Senior Vice President of Sales for INBRACE, said in a press release that the clinical benefits of using low force to move teeth are not new to orthodontists, but that INBRACE is the most consistent low-force treatment solution that has been developed so far. He explained that the wire delivers “as little as 5 g of force to move teeth, giving the body time to adjust and naturally retain healthy roots. These critical differences make INBRACE an entirely new treatment category within orthodontics.”

Treatable with INBRACE are cases of Class I spacing, Class I cases of mild and moderate crowding and moderate open bite and moderate deep bite, according to company information.

Backing orthodontists in the treatment of malocclusion

Treating malocclusion with INBRACE requires that patients visit their local orthodontic practice. This is a strength but also a weakness of the aligner because INBRACE finds itself in an evermore crowded tooth straightening market.

“Even with DIY orthodontic therapy on the rise, most consumers appreciate the benefits of supervised healthcare from a licensed professional.”

Dr. John Pham, CEO and co-founder of Swift Health Systems

In its marketing strategy, INBRACE contrasts its treatment model with that of clear aligner therapy and assures patients of safe orthodontic care. It claims INBRACE offers even greater convenience than clear aligners do, because the appliance does not have to be removed before meals, coffee or social occasions. At the same time, the company is utilizing a backlash against at-home or teleorthodontics by emphasizing that trained clinicians plan and lead orthodontic treatment with INBRACE.

“Even with DIY orthodontic therapy on the rise, most consumers appreciate the benefits of supervised health care from a licensed professional,” said Dr. John Pham, CEO and co-founder of Swift Health Systems, in an October press release. “INBRACE keeps patient care in the hands of clinicians, where the overall patient experience, oral health and treatment results are always top priorities.”

The flipside of this is that the company is reliant on partnering with orthodontics practices and on teaching clinicians how to administer treatment using INBRACE.

In May, the company had treated more than 1,100 patients with the appliance and it announced a national certification training program for its INBRACE technology. The program is called “Introduction to Programmed Non-Sliding Mechanics” and it was launched to boost the availability of INBRACE across major metropolitan areas in the U.S. At the continuing education course, orthodontists were introduced to the new technology and treatment cases were discussed. Participants were shown how to enhance their practice management processes to include the digital workflow that supports INBRACE.

The company did not immediately respond to questions from Dental Tribune International (DTI) regarding the current availability of the appliance across the U.S., but a search function on the company’s website that locates orthodontics practices that provide treatment with INBRACE indicated a fair distribution. DTI found that 98 practices offering orthodontic care with INBRACE were located within a 100-mile radius of the company’s home city of Irvine, California, 42 within the same radius of New York City, and 21 within the same radius of Washington.

The company said that it will use the $45 million raised in Series C funding to broaden the commercial availability of INBRACE by expanding its network of orthodontists and increasing its sales and marketing resources. It also said it would increase programs for consumer demand generation in support of new and existing providers of INBRACE. The new amount brings the total capital raised by Swift Health Systems for the appliance to $70 million.

By Jeremy Booth, Dental Tribune International

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INTEROPERABILITY: IS YOUR INTRAORAL SCANNER LIMITING YOUR CHOICES?

Imagine the world in which—if you owned a BMW­—you could only fill up at a BMW gas station using BMW gas. Ford gas won’t work. You can only drive in the BMW lane and take the BMW off ramp. If the BMW off ramp is closed for repairs, you can’t take the Ford or Toyota off ramp. That whole scenario is preposterous but it is basically what happens when we use closed proprietary dental systems.

Interoperability is the ability of different systems from different vendors to work together. The opposite is proprietary, where users are restricted to one vendor’s products. The classic examples of this are VHS vs. Beta and MAC vs. PC. Open systems give users more choice at lower cost.

When shopping for a digital product, let vendors know that open system is an important buying factor. Ask the sales person if you can transfer the digital impression to any lab of your choice or if you can load the impression into design software of your choice. In many cases, the answer will be no. Let the sales person—or, better yet, the sales managers and product managers—know that you won’t buy a closed system.

I promise you that when you do this the salesperson will be prepared with a very plausible sounding reason that their closed system is better and it is in your best interests to play in their private sandbox.

The fact is that closed proprietary systems benefit the manufacturers and vendors they do not benefit the profession and our patients. Vendors will not provide interoperable systems until dentists demand it as a condition of purchase.

Is an open system on your checklist when purchasing an intraoral scanner?

Authur(s) Larry Emmott, D.D.S

Infographic(s) iTray by Medentic

Source(s): Carestream Dental

 

BRIEF HISTORY OF CAD/CAM

Prof. Francois Duret “father of Dental CAD/CAM” on the left at his lab [1979]

Though computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM) for Dentistry has been available for the past 25-30 years, it’s only been within the past decade that the technology has moved from the lab to chairside. Much like radiovisiography technology, dental CAD/CAM technology got its start in Europe in the 1970s and 1980s. However, early versions of CAD/CAM systems were so cumbersome and complicated that they were considered more of a hindrance to practice workflow than an advantage, and were mostly confined to laboratories. Fortunately, advances in the technology over the past few years have made CAD/CAM a more viable option for dentists looking to do restorations in-house.

From the Lab to Chairside—What has Changed?

CAD/CAM systems allow users to Scan, Design, and mill or 3D Print and place a crown in a single appointment. One reason that this system has become much more accessible has been the introduction to the market of intra oral scanners that eliminate both traditional impression materials and the powders and sprays associated with earlier scanners. These powder-free scanners save time and also create an overall more comfortable experience for the patient. Another advancement within the past few years has been scanners that don’t require trolley systems and can simply be unplugged and reconnected to a Laptop or Tablet computer in each operatory.

Some CAD/CAM systems even allow dentists to take traditional impressions if they so choose and then use an existing CBCT unit to scan the mold. This kind of flexibility is a key factor in why more and more dentists are choosing to bring their restorations in-house. When you have the option to use equipment you’re already using anyway, why not?

New advancements in design software also give dentists more control over the outcome of their restorations—guaranteeing consistent results for patients. Some software design automated 3D models that require almost no manipulation from the doctor and the design can be completed in just minutes.

Finally, compact and vibration-free milling machines can mill crowns, inlays and onlays in as little as 15 minutes. Some machines are only the size of a desktop printer, meaning practices don’t have to sacrifice valuable real estate for new equipment. Also contributing to the recent uptick of in-house restorations has been an expansion in the kinds of materials that can be used to mill crowns, such as all-ceramic, hybrid ceramic or resin-based materials. This means doctors can work with their preferred materials and it’s easier than ever to create natural-looking results for patients.

The Future of CAD/CAM Technology

Having been used by dentists for a few years now, CAD/CAM is experiencing yet another evolution. Orthodontists are finding the intraoral scanners used to create restorations are perfect for orthodontic applications.

Powder-free scanners make it easy to create digital models and orthodontic-specific design software can take basic distance measurements including overjet, overbite, pressure map, arch length, tooth size, crowding measurement and more, to further improve doctors’ diagnostic capabilities. Digital models eliminate the need to make and store physical plaster models, saving valuable time and space for practices. This environmentally friendly solution also ensures that patients’ models are not damaged, lost or mixed-up over time. Plus, digital models can be easily shared with third-party labs to produce orthodontic appliances.

From heavy machinery hidden in the back of labs to scanners easily portable from operatory to operatory, CAD/CAM technology has come a long way, and different specialties are continuing to reappropriate it to meet their practices’ needs.

When was the first time you saw CAD/CAM in action? Where do you see CAD/CAM going in the future?

Author(s): Caresstream Team

Infographic(s): FrancoisDuret.com

Source(s) Carestream.com

 

3D Intra Oral Scanners

Existing 3D intra-oral scanning devices 3D IOS for restorative dentistry and orthodontics are listed below:

– If you know of any other companies that are in the 3D intra-oral scanning  3D IOS space please email eliezerganon@gmail.com

– If you need to know the status, go-to-market or technology of any 3D IOS

– Only some of these are already commercially available.

CEREC Apollo DI, BlueCam, OmniCam – by Dentsply Sirona (DE)

CS 3600 – by Carestream (US)

iTray – by Medentic S.A (LU) ( Concept)

Aadva – by GC (CH)

Emerald – by Planmeca Oy (FI)

PlanScan E4D Nevo – by Planmeca E4D Technologies (US)

SureSmile OraScanner – by Orametrix (US)

DW10 3D IOS Portable and Cart – by Dental Wings (CA)

AEGIS PO – by AEGISDDS (KR)

TRIOS 3 – by 3shape (DK)

VIZ 3D IOS – by ADIN Digital (IL)

iTero Element – by Align (US)

True Definition 2.0 – by 3M ESPE (US)

MyCrown – by Fona (US) DentsplySirona

Condor – by SAS Condor (FR)/Condor International NV (BE)

MIA3D – by densys3d (IL)

Heron IOS – by 3Disc (DK)

Seikowave.com (US)

Aioscanner.com (ES)

Optician- by DENT (RU)

3D Tooth Scanner – by Real3d.PK (PK)

iTray – by Medentic.de (DE)

IO-Scan – 3D by Voco GmbH (DE)

DL100 – by  Launca medical (CN)

http://www.fda.gov/medicaldevices/deviceregulationandguidance/guidancedocuments/ucm072709.htm

http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfpcd/classification.cfm?id=nof

Source: dtg

 

iTero Element Intraoral Scanner

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First Impressions

The iTero Element Scanner is the latest intra-oral imaging technology from Align Technology, Inc. Powered by a new touchscreen interface, the system offers a sleek, minimalist appearance. Both the software and hardware have been reengineered and redesigned from the base up. Another noteworthy change is the elimination of the foot-pedal, with all of the scanning inputs driven from the redesigned wand.

Great Expectations

The first thing everyone should know it’s brand new system is a complete rebuild. The hardware, software, and interface are all brand new. Esthetically the new machine is very modern. Just having the machine in the office creates some expectations about the level of care patients about to receive. Patients see clinicians using this amazing piece of technology and think, ‘wow, clinicians must be the top of the top’ to be using something this sophisticated.

The Patient Experience

What really sets the iTero Element Scanner apart is the experience. Most patients have had at least one PVS impression taken in Patients lifetime. When a clinician explains the digital process, and how there’s not going to be any tray or putty, it puts them in a good mood. Once started, it takes a clinician about five to ten minutes to complete a full arch scan. Even for the most difficult cases where there’s a lot of crowding, it takes a clinician ten minutes, maximum. 

It doesn’t get said often. But there are times when the conventional impression can be painful. When a clinician removes an impression, especially if there’s a lot of crowding, it can put a lot of pressure on the teeth. It can feel like the clinician is trying to extract all patient’s teeth! Or just as bad is when a clinician gets a bubble in the alginate and clinician need to put the patient through the process again. Not only does a patient feels like a clinician is wasting patient’s time, and clinician’s time, but clinician is subjecting them to what’s a pretty horrible procedure.

But the scan is just the first part of the patient experience.

The Invisalign Outcome Simulator has quickly become an amazing resource for patients. Seeing the final outcome simulated is a big deal for the patient. It tells them they made the right choice in coming to a high tech dental office. It’s also a tremendous educational tool. Let’s say a clinician mention that patient needs to extract an incisor. When the patient can see the condition right there, and how the teeth will look, the patient can understand what we want to do, but more importantly, why we want to do it. Patients can see what we’re seeing, and what we’d like to accomplish.

Really, it gives the patients a sense of assurance and a sense of control. Most patients trust what we’re saying. But when patients can see it for themselves, they can feel like they’re involved in the process. As a result, they can reach a conclusion easier and begin moving forward with confidence.

The Practice Experience

The impact on every aspect of the practice can’t be ignored. The entire office runs better. Let’s face it, conventional impressions can cause a lot of stress. It’s a procedure that no one of clinicians likes doing. When clinician got a waiting room full and clinician start falling a little behind, having to retake an impression can throw a whole day into chaos. There was always an underlying fear that something would go wrong, and clinician does need to start over, or even worse, recall a patient for a second impression. With the iTero Element in the office, everyone’s stress level is much lower!

Every clinician likes working in a peaceful environment. Nobody wants the stress. By eliminating the conventional impression, the clinician has not only eliminated most of the stress the patient experiences but also for every clinician. It’s such a refreshing way to start the appointment and the overall patient relationship.

Is there a learning curve? Sure. It takes a little bit of getting used to watching the screen as clinician take’s the impression. But it’s something everyone on the clinical team is able to master in a few weeks. The video feed makes it easier to see what clinician is doing. It’s still far easier than a conventional impression.

The handpiece is really lightweight. It’s easy to turn on and turn off with the push of a button. The iTero Element team provides clinicians excellent support. If clinicians ever have a question or problem, the iTero Element team is always available to the clinicians.

End Results

None of the above would matter if the system didn’t deliver the end results. Clinicians seldom have to do a remake. It definitely improves productivity and clinical outcomes.

Clinicians can even do Invisalign with iTero Element Scanner because to clinicians, it’s the base.  If a clinician wants to do Invisalign, a clinician must have a digital scanner. It’s ridiculous to not be using this technology in 2017. It’s like a smart phone.

It is really amazing. It’s faster and easier. Patients are impressed. It saves clinicians time, it saves clinicians money. It allows clinicians to give patients a better experience when they’re in the office, and to do a better job for the patient from a clinical standpoint. Digital impression system; it’s a very good investment.

Author(s):

Editor(s): Eli Ganon

Infographic(s): itero.com

 

Source(s): https://blog.itero.com/2016/09/28/first-impressions/

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Public Relations

Public Relations PR is absolute, unequivocally the lowest-cost, highest-credibility and return on investment ROI initiative any company can launch. At dtg 3d, we leverage public relations across digital media such as internet and blogosphere and printed media to build explosive, positive awareness for our clients that ensures their brand gets heard above the fray. At the end of the day, the only thing that is going to drive a client’s brand awareness and the association is the digital and printed media coverage. Everything else is just noise.

At dtg 3d, we measure everything to demonstrate return on investment ROI. Using the industry-standard media value platform, we arm our clients with everything they need to justify their investment in public relations.

Services:

• Digital and Printed Media Relations
• Analyst Relations
• Communications Strategies
• Blogger Outreach
• Stunt Public Relation (PR)
• Award Submissions
• Social Media News Releases
• Media Training
• Company & Product Launches
• Social Media

dtg 3d offers fully outsourced social media services. These services include complete management of all social media channels such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube, LinkedIn, Google+, etc. These services cover daily content generation and user engagement. As a part of this outsourced model, we establish social media objectives and measure those objectives through detailed reporting.

Services:

• Content Creation
• User Engagement
• Customized Facebook Tabs
• Facebook Strategies
• Twitter Strategies
• Pinterest Strategies
• LinkedIn Strategies
• Management of Social Contests
• Social Media Ads

For additional information contact Eli Ganon, Partner Founder & CEO,  mobile: +1 310 295 7964 or email eliezerganon@gmail.com

Source(s): dtg

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Eli is an experienced technology marketing strategy consultant, storyteller, publisher, writer, copywriter and social media blogger on emerging technologies. Currently, Eli is the CIO of dtg 3d ‘ideation and imagineering’, a technology and operations strategy consulting firm based in Columbus, Ohio, USA. Eli holds a BS in Mathematics and Aerodynamics from The Ohio State University.You can follow Eli on Twitter @EliGanon or View all posts by Eli Ganon