90 devices · GMDN 63669
Intraoral optical scanning systems use advanced optical technology to create precise 3D digital images of a patient’s teeth, oral structures, and bite alignment. Clinically, these devices replace traditional physical impressions by capturing high-resolution scans that aid in designing dental restorations, orthodontic appliances, and other treatments with greater accuracy and comfort for the patient.
These systems are typically regulated as medical devices, often requiring compliance with standards for digital imaging and software validation. They are commonly supplied as integrated units with handheld scanners and accompanying software for processing and analysis, ensuring compatibility with dental CAD/CAM workflows.
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