If there is a way to let the dentistry sell itself after you lay out the simple facts would you do it? Advances and affordability of technology has allowed us to do just that. One of the simplest ways is to ensure there are intraoral cameras in every operatory, the ease of use to capture an image and allow the patient to see what you see and aids the patient in understanding the needs.
Intraoral cameras are powerful tools for dental offices. They provide us the ability to show patients what they typically can’t see. Patients therefore better understand the need for treatment and case acceptance rate increases. By taking this same mindset and...
A traditional dental office is the “comfort zone” for most dentists and dental hygienists. This is how most of us were taught in school. Venturing out into a non-traditional setting can be very rewarding but can also present unanticipated challenges, especially when...
As dental professionals, it is our job to educate our patients. As a hygienist myself, I will admit to feeling a little uncomfortable pulling out a toothbrush and demonstrating proper brushing techniques with an adult patient. It feels awkward because most patients...
We're Kind of Intraoral Camera Geeks. If you're considering adding or extending the use of intraoral cameras at your practice — great! We'd like to share a checklist of what to look for. This list is distilled from years of experience making and selling intraoral...
Video #3 in series: MouthWatch Intraoral Camera Care and Cleaning Best Practices https://vimeo.com/showcase/6122365/video/347353666 From "Getting Started" to "How to Get the Most from Your Intraoral Cameras" we have 4 new, brief training videos that can get your team...
Whatever intraoral cameras you are currently using, you can apply the MouthWatch Method™. Our cameras were designed to optimize each step. See. Show. Treat. Repeat. See what's happening in the patient's mouth with clear imaging and bright LEDs. Show it...
Dr. Heinrichs, Dental Economics, October 2019 Full article at Dental Economics Teledentistry is often not what dentists think it is, so we've made it part of our mission to map out the wide terrain of use cases for telehealth technology in dental and oral health care....
We really appreciate when clinicians take the time and effort to tell us about how they use their MouthWatch intraoral cameras. Dr. Bruce Seidberg, an endodontist in New York, wrote and sent us a detailed clinical appraisal of the MouthWatch intraoral camera and how...
In case you’re still on the fence about getting an intraoral camera, we’re going to quickly run through five big reasons you need to pick one up today.
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If there is a way to let the dentistry sell itself after you lay out the simple facts would you do it? Advances and affordability of technology has allowed us to do just that. One of the simplest ways is to ensure there are intraoral cameras in every operatory, the ease of use to capture an image and allow the patient to see what you see and aids the patient in understanding the needs.
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