iTero Digital Intraoral Scanner

Love To Smile now uses the iTero Digital Intraoral Scanner to provide our patients with detailed and reliable oral scans. It's convenient, fast, and doesn't cause any discomfort. With this scanner, you can have an oral scan done in less than two minutes.

The iTero Digital Intraoral Scanner captures a direct optical impression of your dentition. With the captured image, we'll be able to accurately determine the exact cause of your oral problem and where to apply solutions. You'll be spending less time in the chair while getting real solutions and better treatments.

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How Does The Process Work?

The iTero Digital Intraoral Scanner allows us to capture an accurate impression of your dentition. Our expert physician will insert the scanner into your mouth and gently move it over the surface area of your teeth or affected tooth. The scanner in your mouth will capture the image of your dentition and transmit it to the chairside monitor.

Prepared teeth take about one and half minutes to capture while the opposite arch will take about 45 seconds. This means that in less than two minutes, you can have the full impression of your teeth captured and ready to be assessed. The image provided by the scanner will be reviewed and manipulated by our physician to help determine the root of your oral issue.

Benefits of the iTero Digital Intraoral Scanner

Our digital intraoral scanner also saves time. Unlike traditional technology, you won't have to sit in the dentist’s chair for hours to get treatment. Your physician will be able to offer prompt solutions, especially during the first stages of your dental treatment.

Safety
The iTero Digital Intraoral Scanner is safe to use. It doesn't emit any harmful radiation during the scanning process, thereby keeping the patient safe.

Accuracy
This is one of the major benefits of the iTero digital intraoral scanner. It captures the contours and shapes of your teeth, thereby allowing our dentists to make accurate assessments and provide the ideal treatments.

Uses For the iTero Digital Intraoral Scanner

The digital intraoral scanner can be used for a wide range of treatments in the field of dentistry. It can be used to diagnose teeth problems, fabricate perfect restorations, and it can be used in dental surgery as well as orthodontics.

The accuracy and comfort it provides are what make it so versatile. Book an appointment with us today. Let us evaluate your teeth with the iTero Digital Intraoral Scanner and provide you with the best treatment options.

We want to provide our patients with excellent resources. We are proud to operate an iTero Element Intraoral Scanner here at Love to Smile. This machine is incredibly versatile and it can be used in cases of Invisalign®, orthodontics, implants, bridges, and crowns. Please feel free to watch the video or read the information below on how the iTero Element makes visiting the dentist easier for you!

If you have any general dentistry needs, our dentists would love to serve you! Reach out to us today to schedule an appointment! We now have three convenient dental office locations, visit us in Lenexa, Overland Park, or Peculiar!

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