Cameras - whether digital or film - are widely used in dental practices to take clinical photographs both inside and outside the mouth. With the right digital camera accessories such as close-up lenses and a ringlight system, it is possible to transform a personal digital camera into a clinical tool for capturing accurate intraoral and extraoral photographs. Whether a high megapixel digital camera with an abundance of accessories or a lower single unit megapixel digital camera is chosen, almost any camera can be customized to fit your practice. Be sure the vendor offers upgrades and can help you adapt your digital camera to your specific purposes.
A side-by-side comparison of dental intraoral cameras with auto focus or adjustable focus.
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Harvey Shiffman, DDS
Using the Fotona LightWalker laser to perform a frenectomy on an adult with an extreme “Tongue Tie”
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Florida National Dental Convention & Real World Endo present a CE event from John Gatti, DDS, MMSc., sponsored by Brasseler USA
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Real World Endo & Brasseler USA present a CE endodontics course from Lynne Brock, DDS.
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Two digital panoramic imaging systems from Instrumentarium Dental will be available at a Mission of Mercy clinic.
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Versatile 3D imaging system also captures 2D digital panoramic and cephalometric images.
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Measures light intensity of LED and halogen curing lights.
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The fourth generation of this digital shade matching system offers automated precision shade measurement.
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