Denstply Sirona introduce a highly precise pixel intraoral scanner to expand its bsuiness in the global intraoral scanning and inspection system market
The
growing prevalence of oral disease as intraoral scanning and inspection system
is widely used in the dentistry procedure to generate the digital impression of
tooth anatomy and implants in three-dimensional structure is driving the growth
of the market. According to the FDI World Dental Federation, Oral diseases
affect nearly 3.5 billion people worldwide. It is estimated that 2.3 billion
people suffer from tooth decay (dental caries) of permanent teeth, globally.
Untreated tooth decay in permanent teeth is the most common health condition,
globally. Moreover, the increasing launch of innovative products in the dental
inspection system is further projected to augment the growth of the intraoral
scanning and inspection system market.
1. In 2019, Planmeca USA announced
the launch of Planmeca Emerald TMS introral scanner faster than its predecessor
and has capability of full arch scan in two minutes
2. In July 2020, Align Technology
announced the global launch of Align Digital and Practise Transformation
(ADAPT). The goal of ADAPT is an expert and independent fee-based business
consultancy service, which will promote higher growth and greater efficiency of
digital practice transformation such as invisalign and iTero (intraoral
scanners) in orthodontic practices.
3. In 2019, Carestream launched
CS3700, a new intraoral scanner, in the U.S. at the 2019 American Dental
Association meeting. The CS3700 features 30 second full arch scanning time
designed with f. A Porsche design.
4. In 2019, Vatech, a Korean company
that specialized in digital imaging and intraoral scanners, launched EzScan, a
product used in orthodontics, which can scan 3-d information of patient teeth
North
America is expected to gain significant growth over the forecast period and
this is attributed to the high awareness regarding oral hygiene and increasing
focus of companies to introduce the improved and efficient system. For
instance, in 2019, Denstply Sirona, a U.S.-based dental consumables producer,
launched ‘Primescan’, a highly precise pixel intraoral scanner, which can
capture more than 50,000 images per second in the 3-d image.
Intraoral
Scanning and Inspection System is a revolutionary computer-based diagnostic
imaging and surgical system for the non-surgical treatment of abdominal wall
fractures, herniated, and extruded abdominal structures. The Intraoral Scanning
and Inspection System was designed by the Department of Defense Advanced
Technology within the Navy Research Laboratory. This system uses a combination
of traditional instrumentation used in radiology, along with the innovative
motion-based technologies that use a series of sensors to simultaneously
observe and measure an individual's internal organs

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