Medit i700 Intraoral Digital Scanner
Modern clinical technology within a practitioner-led plan
About the Device
The pictured device is a Medit intraoral scanner, not a dental printer. It captures a 3D model of teeth and gums for planning and restorations.
How It Works
The dentist moves the tip around the mouth to capture color images that software turns into a reviewable model for digital laboratory transfer.
Common Uses
- Crowns and bridges
- Veneer and restoration planning
- Documentation
- Dentist-lab communication
Key Features
- Less impression material
- Immediate model review
- Digital lab transfer
- More comfortable for many patients
What to Expect
The tip is moved around the teeth from several angles. It emits no X-rays and does not replace imaging of roots and bone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it a dental printer?
No. It creates a digital scan; printing uses separate equipment.
Does scanning hurt?
No injection or drilling is involved, though a small tip is placed in the mouth.
Does it replace X-rays?
No. It records surfaces and not roots or bone.
Would you like to know if this device suits your needs?
This information is educational and does not replace clinical assessment. Suitability and results vary.