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Inspired by insect eyes, this intraoral camera uses convex-concave lens to widen the depth of field and gather accurate imaging for dental professionals. 

Researchers From Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology Develop Insect-Eye Intraoral Camera

Stan Goff is a Managing Editor with MJH Life Sciences, which includes Dental Products Report, Dental Practice Management, Dental Lab Products, Modern Hygienist, and Dentist's Money Digest. He has covered the dental industry since 1999 and can be reached at sgoff@mjhlifesciences.com.  

This simple imaging app allows dental staff to quickly and easily capture 
patient images, create treatment reports, and send all data to a computer 
with the tap of a button.

5Ws* Grip&Shoot Dental

Kellie Nock is the assistant editor for Dental Products Report. She graduated from Kent State University in 2018 with a Bachelor's in Journalism. Kellie enjoys multimedia content creation with a focus on audio and video storytelling. 

This intraoral scanner is lightweight and compact and can act as a good first step in strengthening digital workflows.

5Ws* VivaScan™

This wireless intraoral scanner cuts the cord but keeps the comfort and battery life needed for all-day scanning and treatment. 

5Ws* MEDIT i700 wireless

Lorne Lavine, DMD, founder and president of The Digital Dentist, has more than 30 years invested in the dental and dental technology fields. A graduate of USC, he earned his DMD from Boston University and completed his residency at the Eastman Dental Center in Rochester, N.Y. He received his specialty training at the University of Washington and went into private practice in Vermont until moving to California in 2002 to establish TDD, a company that focuses on the specialized technological and HIPAA needs of the dental community. He can be reached at drlavine@thedigitaldentists.com or 866-204-3398.

The latest generation of direct conversion sensor technology can help improve AI accuracy. No more “garbage in, garbage out.”

Artificial Intelligence and Intraoral X-ray

Using dental scanning technology, this marine biologist was able to study coral, leading to more efficient data gathering and a potential to protect these vital oceanic species. 

Marine Biologist Uses iTero Element 5D Flex to Scan and Study Baby Coral 

This publication from Retrace asserts that “Deep Fake” technology can bolster artificial intelligence when recognizing and diagnosing periodontal disease. 

Retrace Dives Deep on Deep Fake, Artificial Intelligence in Dentistry Study

Owandy Adds New Updates to QuickVision CBCT Software 

Dental artificial intelligence company Pearl will partner with nonprofit Women in DSO to join networking, events, and education, for women leadership in dentistry. 

Pearl Partners with Women in DSO®

DentiMax IT Specialist Micah Huish explains how he sets up dental practices for imaging success, ensuring their radiographs look exactly the way they prefer.

Digital Imaging