HEALTH TECHNOLOGY

Manufacturers of diagnostic imaging systems have always had a challenge before them: to create a scanner that allows to obtain the best possible image resolution safely. If an image is not clear it can confuse the dentist, who runs the risk of interpreting false positives, misdiagnosing or prescribing the wrong treatment. Morita is the brand…

  The temporary dentition is what is commonly referred to as “baby teeth”, while the permanent dentition is made up of the teeth that will remain in our mouth for most of our lives and if they fall out they will not be naturally replaced by others. When milk teeth and permanent teeth live together,…

  We currently have scanners such as CBCT that can reproduce 3D images of teeth, bones, soft tissues and nerves with millimetric accuracy. Even so, we can never forget the origins and procedures that are still very useful for making accurate diagnoses. One of them is the Clark’s Technique, which we are going to tell…

CBCT stands for Cone Beam Computed Tomography, which translated into Spanish would be understood as Cone Beam Computed Tomography. This is a special type of X-ray that produces 3D images of the teeth, soft tissues, bones and nerves in a single scan. Although similar results can also be achieved with a 3D dental CT, there…

In most dental clinics there are 15 that serve to obtain images of the inside of the mouth to analyze whether everything is correct or not. The radiation used for this is usually so small that it is not harmful, although one should not be too confident. It is essential to have a machine that…

Designed to obtain perfect high resolution images, the Mediament Image Level Sensor is a fast and precise tool capable of providing the dentist with a specific and clear image of the teeth to be treated. Due to its versatility, this intrabuccal sensor can be used to make diagnoses in different fields of dentistry such as…

Dental X-rays are a type of image of the teeth and mouth. X-rays are a form of high-energy electromagnetic radiation and penetrate the body to form an image on film. Dental X-rays allow a much more accurate diagnosis for the patient and are recommended for: Implant treatment planning Endodontics Diagnosis of possible infections in the…