Intraoral Scanners: Enhancing Precision in Indian Dental Diagnostics

Intraoral Scanners In Dentistry

The development of diagnostic tools in dentistry has proven essential to improving patient care and treatment results. In the past, taking impressions and performing dental diagnostics were manual procedures that took time and frequently caused pain to the patients. These conventional methods have changed dramatically with the digital technologies, especially intraoral scanners, representing a major advancement in digital dentistry.

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Leveraging Social Media for Dental Practice Growth

Are you a dentist who has gotten better at dentistry but not at social media? Do you use social media for work purposes? Only 63% of Indian dentists in their daily practice use social media for professional purposes, according to a recent online survey.

Social media has become an effective tool for businesses to connect with their target audience. Modern businesses, including dental offices, must use social media platforms to increase their visibility and expand their dental practice.

What Makes Social Media Relevant To Dental Practice?

Best Practices for Managing Dental Clinic Inventory

Dental practices require more than just technical know-how in the cutthroat healthcare scenario of today’s market. To traverse a complex business landscape, they require strategic insights, tools, and one such practice is effective dental inventory management.

A dental clinic spends about one-third of its annual budget on inventory! However, many dentists don't think about inventory management because purchasing supplies is frequently an unstructured and occasionally unorganized procedure 1.

How to Conduct Effective Dental Health Camps in Rural India?

Introduction:

The large population and relatively poor access to health facilities pose a good challenge to the delivery of adequate dental care in rural India. In light of this, dental health camps in rural India are therefore inevitable in bridging this gap of service delivery to such needy populations.

The following article discusses the importance of conducting an effective dental health camp in rural India and provides a step-by-step approach to the planning and execution of such a camp.

What is Tele-dentistry and how is it bridging gaps, and transforming care in India?

Overview:

Teledentistry is a beacon of hope that improves patient accessibility and increases patient comfort while also bridging regional divides. It allows dental professionals and patients to communicate in real time, hence allowing for prompt interventions and individual treatment. 

Telehealth services have enhanced patient comfort and accessibility while bridging geographic gaps, thanks to technological improvements! It includes a wide range of services that can be provided electronically (virtually), such as remote consultation, evaluation

The Impact of CBCT Technology on Indian Dental Implant Planning

What Is CBCT?

Cone-beam computed tomography, or CBCT, is a type of CT scan that creates three-dimensional images (3D) of the body from X-rays. These scans are utilized in dentistry to produce images of the teeth, jaw, ears, throat, and neck.  They are a useful tool for dentists to assess a patient's suitability for dental implants by providing additional information on the anatomy of the patient's jawbone.

A dental CBCT scan is a far more detailed and efficient way to get information about oral health than conventional X-rays.  CBCT technology also uses less radiation and requires fewer scans.