In this article, we look at comparing several relatively affordable intraoral scanners with one of the most expensive scanners on the market.The majority of these scanners have a recommended retail price (RRP) between $10-15K USD, with the exception of Dentsply Sirona’s CEREC ...
You're probably here because you are considering buying a Medit scanner and are wondering about the difference between the i500, i600, i700 and i700 Wireless scanner models.All of that information is below, but before we get into it, there’s some useful information ...
In this article, we are going to look at how relatively affordable intraoral scanners compare with one of the most expensive one on the market. Dr Ahmad Al-Hassiny scanned the same patient, same preparation with three different scanners on the same day ...
So you have narrowed down your options and have decided on getting a Medit Intraoral Scanner.The question now is which Medit scanner do you choose to invest in?I frequently get asked, "should I buy a Medit i500 or Medit i700"?So I decided to ...
Buying an intraoral scanner is one of the most important investments in your dental career. It used to be a tough to convince dentists to go digital, now it’s clear that digital is not only the future, but it is here and ...
We compare how three different intraoral scanners performed when scanning the same implant patient, specifically a scan body and the soft tissue around the implant. In this article, we’re comparing scans taken with CEREC Primescan (Dentsply Sirona), i700 (Medit) and TRIOS 3 (3Shape). ...
In the past few years, the intraoral scanner market has become more competitive than ever before, with multiple companies introducing cheaper alternatives for less than USD 20,000. How do they perform in a clinical environment? Are more affordable scanners as good as ...
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