INTRAORAL SCANNER AGKEM PRO V5

AGKEM PRO V5 Intraoral Scanner is used to digitally capture the teeth, gums, and oral structures and create a detailed 3D digital impression of the patient’s mouth.
It can support digital workflows for crowns, bridges, veneers, implants, orthodontic cases, and other restorative treatments, reducing the need for conventional impression materials and allowing digital scan data to be used for treatment planning and CAD/CAM workflows.

AGKEM PRO V5 Intraoral Scanner can support a range of digital dental workflows, including crowns, bridges, veneers, inlays and onlays, implant restorations, orthodontic cases, and other prosthetic treatments.
By creating a 3D digital impression of the patient’s teeth and oral structures, it can provide 3d scan data for treatment planning, crown designing, and CAD/CAM workflows.

An intraoral scanner should ideally support open and commonly used digital dental file formats such as STL, PLY, and OBJ.
STL is widely used for CAD/CAM and 3D model workflows, while PLY and OBJ can retain additional information such as color and texture. Support for open formats makes it easier to transfer scan data between compatible dental CAD software, labs, milling systems, and 3D printers, providing greater flexibility in a digital dental workflow.

When buying an intraoral scanner, dentists should consider scanning accuracy, scanning speed, ease of use, scanner size and weight, image quality, and full-arch scanning performance.
It is also important to check open file-format support such as STL, PLY, and OBJ, CAD/CAM compatibility, software features and callibrations, tip sizes, sterilization requirements, computer requirements, warranty, technical support, and after-sales service. The right scanner should integrate smoothly with the clinic’s existing digital workflow and the dental labs or production systems they regularly use.

Yes, the AGKEM PRO V5 Intraoral Scanner can be suitable for new or growing dental clinics looking to introduce digital impressions and CAD/CAM workflows into their practice.
An intraoral scanner can help a growing clinic handle digital cases for crowns, bridges, veneers, implants, and orthodontic treatments, while reducing dependence on conventional impressions. For a growing practice, factors such as ease of use, workflow compatibility, software support, training, warranty, and after-sales service should be considered before purchasing.