What is Scanbody?
The dental implant scanbody is a dental device used to obtain three-dimensional image data of the interior of the patient's mouth. It usually consists of a handle and a rod-shaped part that connects to the scan head.
The dental implant scanbody generates accurate three-dimensional image data by scanning the teeth and tissue structures inside the patient's mouth. The scan head part is usually equipped with multiple sensors, which can accurately record the scanning position and direction by positioning the movement of the sensor. As the scan wand moves within the mouth, it captures a wealth of data, including the shape, position and density of the teeth, bones and sockets and other oral anatomy.
The dental implant mouth scanbody can be connected to the 3shape or exocad library to upload the acquired three-dimensional image data to the library for storage and further processing. The library stores image data and related information of other patients, and dentists can use these data for comparison and analysis to develop personalized dental implant surgery plans.
The advantages of using a dental implant scanbody include reducing patient discomfort and inconvenience during the operation, providing more accurate, fast and visual clinical diagnosis and treatment planning, and enabling data sharing, rapid diagnosis, precise surgical simulation and personalized treatment. This technology has important application value in dental implant surgery.
The Function of Dental Implant Scanbody?
The dental implant oral scanbody is a tool used in dental implant surgery to obtain three-dimensional image data of the interior of the patient's mouth. The scanbody, used in conjunction with a library, can provide dentists with more accurate, faster and visual clinical diagnosis and treatment plans.
First, the dental implant oral scanbody generates three-dimensional image data by scanning the teeth and tissue structure inside the patient's mouth. These data provide detailed oral anatomy, including teeth, bones and sockets. The use of this scanbody can avoid traditional mold making methods and reduce the discomfort and inconvenience of the operation process. At the same time, three-dimensional image data can more accurately display the shape, position and density of teeth and alveoli, providing a more accurate reference for dental implant surgery.
Using the dental implant oral scanner wand in conjunction with the database can bring the following advantages:
Data sharing and storage: The scanbody uploads the acquired three-dimensional image data to a library, which can be shared with relevant personnel, including dentists, technicians and other medical experts. In this way, multiple parties participate in the formulation of diagnosis and treatment plans, improving the efficiency of medical collaboration.
Fast diagnosis and treatment planning: The three-dimensional image data in the library can be accessed and analyzed in real time, allowing dentists to make diagnosis and treatment plans faster. Compared with traditional image processing methods, the time cost is greatly reduced, thereby reducing patient waiting time.
Accurate surgical simulation: By combining the patient's 3D imaging data with relevant information in the libary, dentists can perform a series of surgical simulations, such as the prediction and planning of dental implant surgeries. Through simulation, surgical outcomes can be predicted, the appropriate placement of implants can be assessed, the best treatment options for surgery can be determined, and potential surgical risks can be avoided.
Personalized treatment: The library can store and analyze 3D imaging data and related information for multiple patients. By comparing and analyzing this data, dentists can develop personalized treatment plans based on the individual differences of each patient. This personalized treatment plan helps improve treatment effectiveness and patient satisfaction.
Visual teaching and research: The three-dimensional image data in the library is also of great significance for teaching and research. Educational institutions and research institutions can use these data for teaching display and research analysis of oral anatomy to promote further development in the field of oral medicine.
In summary, the dental implant port scan wand, used in conjunction with the database, provides dentists with more precise, rapid and visual clinical diagnosis and treatment planning. Using the three-dimensional image data stored in the database, data sharing, rapid diagnosis, precise surgical simulation and personalized treatment can be achieved. It is also of great significance for teaching and research in the field of oral medicine.
