Universal linkage to intraoral cameras available with Windent

Nov. 1, 1996
Now that intraoral camera prices have dropped, any dentist can afford to have one. And, since patients are more likely to agree to dentist-recommended treatments when they actually can see the conditions in their mouths that require treatment, dentists can`t afford to be without a computer screen at chairside that is linked to the intraoral camera and its images of the patient`s condition. But there still is a challenge in getting full value from the investment: most computer systems are unable

Now that intraoral camera prices have dropped, any dentist can afford to have one. And, since patients are more likely to agree to dentist-recommended treatments when they actually can see the conditions in their mouths that require treatment, dentists can`t afford to be without a computer screen at chairside that is linked to the intraoral camera and its images of the patient`s condition. But there still is a challenge in getting full value from the investment: most computer systems are unable to work with all cameras. Some systems will work only with one particular brand. That means that the chance for a patient to see a powerful projected image of his/her condition on a computer screen is reduced unless the dentist has a computer system offering universal linkage to any intraoral camera. There is one computer system for dental offices that works with virtually every brand and model of intraoral camera: Windent 95 from Advanced Applications. Windent 95 also will capture and store camera images for future use.

Call Advanced Applications at (800) 466-5455 for further details. A demonstration system is available at low cost.

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