THE DIGITAL STREAM

Every dental and oral healthcare specialty can benefit high quality 3D images. So, while we excitedly look to 2024 for the next big thing in dentistry, let’s take a moment to appreciate what serves as the basis for so many of the latest technological advancements: High-resolution 3D imaging. 

Tooth loss is a significant issue in the world. An estimated 7% of the world’s adult population is missing at least one tooth, according to the World Health Organization. Dentists use implants to help make these smiles whole again, with new innovations emerging each year. Take a look at some of the biggest trends in dental implant technology to see how the space might shift over the next few years.

Since becoming an independent technology company in 2017, Carestream Dental has provided the tools and resources oral health professionals need to respond to new patient demands, achieve clinical breakthroughs and adapt to the changing dynamics of the dental industry. Today, the company celebrates the innovations and awards it has received for nearly six years, while looking forward to accelerating new innovations in the digital transformation of dentistry.

In 2022, Carestream Dental is celebrating the 40th anniversary of the RVG sensor, featuring industry-leading intraoral imaging technology.

Safeguard your practice and protect patient data from cybercrime with a practice management cloud solution.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. It’s important that all industries, including oral healthcare organizations, understand the impact of brute force techniques and how to best protect from potential attacks.

Make sure your patients understand the value of your proposed treatment plan through customized reports that can help with the decision-making process.

Artificial intelligence is changing many industries; dentistry included. Learn more about the benefits of implanting AI into your dental practice.

Despite the incredible steps forward the industry has taken, the way that people access dental services has remained much the same for decades, with most people continuing to visit offices to receive care. However, what if the way people accessed dental care was as innovative as the industry itself? Teledentistry may be one answer.

The diagnostic process is arguably the most important part of dental treatment. Practitioners should watch for these factors that can impact image quality.