Why integrate intraoral imaging into your workflow With the right camera and proper integration, intraoral cameras make dentistry easier for both providers and their patients. Intraoral images can make daily workflows such as clinical documentation, patient education,...
Intraoral cameras and teledentistry are sometimes viewed as independent from one another. Many providers initially understand teledentistry as a tool solely for remote communication and collaboration with patients, specialists, and other providers. While teledentistry...
MouthWatch attended the 158th annual Chicago Dental Society Midwinter Meeting, held in Chicago, for three days of continuing education opportunities, presentations, and exhibits featuring the newest dental products and technology for 2023. This year’s floor was...
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, they even have more impact when spoken from the patients interpretation of intraoral imaging. Intraoral images can explain to patients what words can’t say.
Intraoral cameras are an integral part of successful dental practices, proving a variety of benefits from case acceptance to claim support. One of the most critical roles intraoral cameras can have in a dental office is for oral cancer referrals. The...
Dental practices don’t need to hope for the Luck of the Irish to deliver a pot of gold, instead the use of an intraoral camera has been proven to put coins in your pocket.
MouthWatch is celebrating the resilience and perseverance of dental professionals as they resume mobile dentistry.
Treating special needs patients can be challenging and rewarding — all in the same breath! Many are faced with difficulties ranging from physical to intellectual and many times a combination of both. Take Autism for example: it is an intellectual...
Ever wonder why some dental practices always seem busy and excel where others are struggling to keep a full schedule? Top producing dental offices say use of intraoral cameras in patient care, treatment planning and case acceptance makes all the difference.
Infection Control Intraoral cameras are used for patient education and case presentation, but have you thought of using one to reduce disease transmission? In the ongoing pandemic, dental practices are ever-evolving to find methods to reduce risk of infection...