Monday, December 11, 2023
Many dental practices have at least one intraoral camera. That’s because they’ve proven to be an essential piece of chairside equipment for the entire dental team. Here’s how:
-Intraoral cameras are the perfect “show and tell” tools for patient education and treatment plan discussion, which can significantly improve case acceptance and patient involvement.
-Having an intraoral camera within reach can easily provide visual documentation of patient history, needs and treatment results, which can improve insurance reimbursement and reduce resubmissions.
-Intraoral cameras help support innovative practice models and medical-dental integration by putting cameras in a range of care delivery sites.
Introduced in 2012, the original MouthWatch intraoral camera delivers all of these benefits, with sharp images and ease of use at a very affordable price. However, sometimes clinicians need to view areas of the oral cavity with greater detail.
That’s why MouthWatch introduced the MouthWatch Plus+ True HD Intraoral Camera. Why is it called true HD? Because many cameras are described as HD when in fact their resolution is only 720p. The MouthWatch Plus+ renders images at 1080p, which is true HD. The difference between 720p and 1080p is more significant than you might think: True 1080p HD has more than twice as many pixels.
The MouthWatch Plus+ features the quality, reliability, ease of integration, and support that made the original MouthWatch Intraoral Camera trusted by more than 40,000 practices, leading DSOs and over 100 dental schools. What’s more, the MouthWatch Plus+ Intraoral Camera is emulating the same attractive pricing as the original MouthWatch camera did more than a decade ago. It is your affordable HD option!
Even if you already own a standard definition intraoral camera, consider adding the MouthWatch Plus+. Here are four reasons to make the investment:
1. Better Hard Tissue Management: An HD intraoral camera can help detect hairline tooth fractures not visible to the naked eye with clarity. Early detection and patient understanding can mean the difference between treating the fracture with a bonding agent or the eventual need for a crown or extraction.
2. Improved Soft Tissue Management: The true HD resolution and accurate color rendition of the MouthWatch Plus+ make it a highly effective tool for examining soft tissue. The adjustable lighting and clear definition can help clinicians detect the earliest stages of inflammation and disease. Visualization and screening soft tissue lesions is optimized for monitoring or referral.
3. More Beautiful Restorations: The MouthWatch Plus+ HD camera, with its adjustable lighting, enables dental providers to capture even the most crucial details including shade variations. Capturing the anatomy and contours of the dentition in fine detail helps dental labs create a natural looking restoration.
4. A More Robust Bottom Line: Detailed true HD images can expedite reimbursement and reduce denials, increase case acceptance, and impact patient education and oral health literacy.
Learn more about why your practice should own at least one MouthWatch Plus+ True HD intraoral camera. Click here for full details.