Read up on the latest dental industry trends and news from DEXIS™.

As practices look for ways to differentiate themselves and better meet the complete needs of their patients, many are looking to add capabilities when it comes to the treatments they offer. Today’s dental market is facing significant challenges around acquiring and retaining clinical staff. Intuitive technology in a practice has been shown to aid in staff retention.

There’s been substantial buzz around assisted intelligence (AI) in recent months, and its implications for efficiency and accuracy. Indeed, AI is now an ingrained part of our daily lives; consider how many times you ask Siri a question, command Alexa to play a song, or watch a suggested show on your favorite streaming channel — all enabled by AI.

DEXIS announces FDA 510(k) clearance of pathological dental findings on 2D intraoral X-ray images with DTX Studio Clinic. This is the first dental imaging software to support six types of pathological dental findings and integrates with most dental equipment.

One look at a 3D image captured by a CBCT (cone beam computed tomography) scan, and there’s no question the level and quality of detail far surpasses 2D. Despite the clear advantages, however, some practices still have hesitations about investing in a CBCT system — thinking it’s too complex with more imaging power than is needed. Maybe it’s time to think again.

The DEXIS™ Titanium Digital X-Ray Sensor and DTX Studio™ Clinic software work together to deliver crystal-clear images and an easy workflow, while keeping patients comfortable. “The ease of use, the simplicity of it, the efficiency I’ve seen in my workflow— it’s just a great digital hub for patient images and I don’t know what I would ever do without it!” —Brett S. Silverman, DDS, MAGD, LLSR

DEXIS™ Titanium digital intraoral sensors deliver clear, crisp images with improved tissue contrast and lower radiation dose, so you can make confident diagnoses. “It’s quick, easy, and efficient—you get the results the way you want them, and the patients’ comfort level offered by the DEXIS Titanium sensor is superior to any other sensor on the market.” - Mitchell Pasenkoff, DMD

3D printing technology has completely taken the dental industry by storm. From printing surgical guides to producing night guards, crowns, clear aligners, hybrid dentures, and smile design, 3D printing’s applications are rapidly expanding.