Save Money With Faster Diagnoses Using A Dental Intraoral Camera In NZ
Many dentists in NZ will be familiar with dental cameras yet not all may be realise how effective this device can be for intraoral imaging. The Kodak 1500 intra oral video camera can take precise photos of the mouth which means you are able to your diagnosis faster than with alternative dental cameras that have less sharp images. This is because the dental camera has the best still image resolution for any intraoral camera plus it has the widest focal range of dental video cameras.
Rapid sharper imaging
To make it easy for dental technicians to operate, the imaging device has a one-button image capture facility combined with auto-focus and LEDs that automatically adapt to the lighting conditions in the dental surgery. Therefore there is no time-consuming preparation to take images in the mouth of the patient. Nor is there the risk of taking out of focus pictures of the mouth.
Using modern liquid lens technology means you can see tiny issues on the tooth surface including lesions, caries and cracks.
Quicker patient assessment
Your diagnosis can be made even faster because the Kodak 1500 is compatible with your computer so that it is a standard plug-and-play application. You can do this either via a USB 2.0 plug or a wireless connection effective up to 10 metres.
And because the intra oral dental camera works on your computer, you do not need to invest in any extra display hardware. You simply view the output using your computer display.
Better experience for the patient
You can include your dental patient in the diagnosis experience by showing them the images of the teeth. Most people have viewed the front and rear of their teeth by looking in the looking glass yet few will have seen all around their teeth before. In this way your patient will feel more engaged and also be better able to appreciate the situation of their teeth and your diagnosis. This will help to lessen their worry about the dental procedures you might be suggesting.
Conclusion
For dental practitioners who want to reduce diagnosis costs and wish to make their patients feel more comfortable with their treatment, the Kodak 1500 intraoral video camera is an invaluable tool. This, along with the simple connection via your office PC, makes it a vital part of the modern New Zealand dental practice.
Rapid sharper imaging
To make it easy for dental technicians to operate, the imaging device has a one-button image capture facility combined with auto-focus and LEDs that automatically adapt to the lighting conditions in the dental surgery. Therefore there is no time-consuming preparation to take images in the mouth of the patient. Nor is there the risk of taking out of focus pictures of the mouth.
Using modern liquid lens technology means you can see tiny issues on the tooth surface including lesions, caries and cracks.
Quicker patient assessment
Your diagnosis can be made even faster because the Kodak 1500 is compatible with your computer so that it is a standard plug-and-play application. You can do this either via a USB 2.0 plug or a wireless connection effective up to 10 metres.
And because the intra oral dental camera works on your computer, you do not need to invest in any extra display hardware. You simply view the output using your computer display.
Better experience for the patient
You can include your dental patient in the diagnosis experience by showing them the images of the teeth. Most people have viewed the front and rear of their teeth by looking in the looking glass yet few will have seen all around their teeth before. In this way your patient will feel more engaged and also be better able to appreciate the situation of their teeth and your diagnosis. This will help to lessen their worry about the dental procedures you might be suggesting.
Conclusion
For dental practitioners who want to reduce diagnosis costs and wish to make their patients feel more comfortable with their treatment, the Kodak 1500 intraoral video camera is an invaluable tool. This, along with the simple connection via your office PC, makes it a vital part of the modern New Zealand dental practice.
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