The intraoral scanner is a state-of-the-art digital technology used in dentistry to capture dental impressions in a precise, fast, and completely comfortable way. Using a small high-definition camera, the scanner detects the structure of teeth and gums, creating a detailed three-dimensional model inside the computer.

Compared to traditional impressions made with paste materials, this technique eliminates patient discomfort, reduces processing times, and significantly increases accuracy. It is particularly useful for the creation of crowns, bridges, veneers, prosthetics, and orthodontic treatments.

The resulting digital model allows for more accurate planning and more effective communication between the dentist and the dental laboratory, ensuring more predictable, aesthetic, and functional final results.