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Mainely Teeth: Giving Vulnerable Populations Across Maine a Chance at Better Oral Health
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What features are most important for effective intraoral camera use?
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: How to use together and independently
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...
Why don’t dental practices charge for intraoral photos?
Dentistry relies on imaging. Radiographs, cone beams, 3D scans, and intraoral photos are all part of clinical workflows. It’s typical for some of these to be billed, but not intraoral photos. Why is that? Intraoral cameras are powerful tools that enable dental...
TeleDent and the Patient Journey: A Quick Guide
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Pregnancy and Dental Health
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