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

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.

Are dental hygienists’ appointment windows shrinking? In a way, yes.
When you consider the multiple ad hoc requests that can arise combined with the growing trend toward accelerated and assisted hygiene, that appointment window can start to feel smaller and smaller.

An intraoral scanner is a handheld device used to create a digital impression in dentistry. This device has really become essential for every dentalpractice that places a premium on efficient procedures and the patient experience.

The launch of the DEXIS IS (Intraoral Scanner) portfolio, a full suite of intraoral solutions, marks an important milestone for DEXIS, which now offers and a full range of digital dental diagnostic systems that cover every stage of scanning. With a growing network of innovative software and award-winning scanners that seamlessly work together, DEXIS can now truly transform and simplify the day-to-day routine of dental practices everywhere.

Intraoral scanners have completely transformed modern dental practices in recent years. But while a practice might find the decision to purchase an intraoral scanner to be a straightforward one, the decision around which intraoral scanner to choose can feel considerably more complicated.

DEXIS™ announces a new advancement in implant dentistry workflows with the DEXIS digital ecosystem: an interconnected, AI-powered platform for digital implants—combining cutting-edge CBCT, intraoral scanning, diagnostics, and treatment planning. The ecosystem is designed to empower clinicians to manage each step of an implant case, from diagnosis to delivery, with one integrated tool set.

The DEXIS digital ecosystem: empowering clinicians to manage their entire implant case, from diagnosis to delivery, with one integrated toolset.

In the world of dentistry, there are countless women who have made significant contributions and continue to inspire others with their work. We had the privilege of speaking with two accomplished female dentists, Dr. Maehata and Dr. Maï-Lan, about their personal and professional experiences. Their insights provide a glimpse into the challenges they have faced, the impact they have made, and the advice they have for other women in dentistry.

DEXIS™IS ScanFlow v.1.0.10 adds new series of guided workflows and AI enhancements to optimize the dental implant workflow.

Quakertown, PA – DEXIS, a leading innovator of dental imaging technologies, is proud to announce IS ScanFlow Quick Connect integration with EasyRx, a leading digital prescription platform for dental labs.
This integration allows dental practitioners to seamlessly transfer digital images obtained with DEXIS intraoral scanners to their EasyRx selected lab through the IS ScanFlow acquisition software, simplifying the prescription process.

Long Story Short: 60 Years of Innovations.
Celebrate our 60-year anniversary with us and explore our legacy of extraoral imaging technology.

At the start of 2024, DEXIS introduced its digital ecosystem, a suite of tools and software designed to connect and streamline the implant workflow from diagnosis to delivery.
Today, DEXIS announced new offerings across the ecosystem to aid clinicians in important workflow elements from visualizing progressive dental issues to designing chairside surgical guides.

Choosing the right intraoral scanner for your dental practice can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to deciding between wireless and wired models. While wired intraoral scanners have been the industry standard for decades, wireless technology has improved considerably in recent years.

Revolutionizing Patient Care: The Role of DEXIS OP 3D™ EX in Modern General Practices
A growing number of today’s general practices are expanding their services to offer patients a wider and more complex range of care. Providing these services in-house, rather than referring patients to outside specialists, has become an effective growth strategy as well as a powerful way for general practices to differentiate themselves.

It’s never been a more exciting time to be a general practitioner, as a growing number of dental practices expand the services they offer to their patients. According to American Dental Association (ADA) research, approximately 70% to 90% of general dentists perform at least some endodontic procedures in their practices.