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This article concludes that intraoral scanning is faster than conventional impressions and can improve patient experience because of being more comfortable than traditional impressions. This article also discusses use of the intraoral scanner in prosthetics and how it gives the same outcomes as traditional impressions do. This article is in favor of intraoral scanners.

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"intraoral scanners in dentistry: a review of current literature"

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"intraoral scanners in dentistry: a review of current literature"

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This article says the intraoral scanners may be more time efficient with the scan being shorter and with clean up time and pouring up the model. The intraoral scanner is more implicated procedure with no need to retake any impressions. The intraoral scanner also allows for better communication and education with patients as you are able to pull up the scan and show the patient things and even can compare old scans with new ones. This article also discusses some disadvantages including the learning curve with older clinicians who do not have as much experience with technology, initial setup costs, and difficult in detecting deep margins of prepared teeth. The light on the scanner may have difficulty detecting the the deep marginal lines of prepared teeth. the scanner also may have trouble when the patient is bleeding may obscure the prosthetic margins. Overall this article is in favor of intraoral scanners.

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time efficient: no clean up time or retakes

improves patient comfort: reduces patient stress and gagging

allow for better education of patient

use of the intraoral scanner with prosthetics

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difficulty in detecting deep margin lines in prepared teeth / in the case of bleeding

learning curve: older clinicians with less experience with technology may struggle

purchasing and managing costs

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"intraoral scanners use in orthodontics"

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This article discusses intraoral scanners in the use of orthodontics. Based on their results, intraoral scanning is the ideal method of impression taking and creating clear aligners for the patient. The majority of existing limitations may be overcome with experience and good clinical skills. As time goes on intraoral technology will keep progressing. This article is in favor of intraoral scanners.

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Intraoral scanners are a new invention for creating digital impressions. They are more time efficient than conventional impressions as you do not have to retake, pour up, and clean up. The scanner takes about 3-5 minutes scanning from one arch to the next and eases patient comfort. The scanner can easily compare old and new digital impressions which is beneficial for patient education.

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ITero is a popular intraoral scanning brand. This website can show your office the total cost of ownership from 1 and 5 years as well as projected savings, projects increase, and dental treatments.

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This is an informational video on ease of use of the ITero scanner.

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Unlock the full potential of your iTero Element™ 2 scanner

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"Intraoral scanning reduced procedure time and improves patient comfort in fixed prosthetics and implant dentistry"

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"Intraoral scanning reduced procedure time and improves patient comfort in fixed prosthetics and implant dentistry"

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Depending on which scanner you buy (older models to newer models). The price can range anywhere from $20,000-$50,000