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How to Make Smart, Profitable Technology Decisions For Your Dental Practice |
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How to Make Smart, Profitable Technology Decisions For Your Dental Practice
By Hema Gopal, DMD Wrong investments in technology can cost your dental practice dearly in time, money, and debt. The damage is usually irreversible, as equipment cannot be resold easily. If you do manage to resell, it will be at a fraction of the original purchase price. Buying new equipment is similar to buying a new car, which depreciates 25% in value the minute you drive it off the dealership parking lot. Sadly, we find dental offices wasting enormous amount of money in this area. Dentists either pay too much for equipment or buy instruments that subsequently gather dust in the office. |
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 1. Wireless Dental Camera - AV or USB Connection
Wireless Dental Camera - AV or USB Connection. Inter-oral camera with a wireless transmitter built in for ease of movement while using the camera. This wireless dental accessory comes with both a high 1.3MP camera for high resolution video or still shots as well as a 2.4GHz wireless...continue
2. Dental Intra-Oral Camera - Computer USB Connection
Dental Intra-Oral Camera - Computer USB Connection. Wholesale priced dental camera enabling users to examine teeth, or other body parts by themselves or with the help of others, and viewing the pictures live on a computer. A great computer camera gadget for getting a close look at ...continue
3. Dental Camera (Waterproof, Intra-Oral, USB)
Waterproof Intra-Oral USB Dental Camera - get a closer look at what is going on in your mouth. Visualize more and diagnose problems that the naked eye would never have seen. The Dental Camera (Waterproof, Intra-Oral, USB) comes with a high resolution wide-field lens and super high speed i...continue |
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What is the Difference Between Laser Dentistry and Drill Dentistry |
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What is the Difference Between Laser Dentistry and Drill Dentistry
By Scotty Johnson Decayed tooth enamel and gums are common problems among children and older people. Traditional dentistry used enamel scissors, drills, rotary tools and cleaning brushes to treat these problems. There are two types of devices that are currently used in dentistry to remove decay from teeth, one is the Dental Drill and the other is the Dental Laser. |
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Application of CAD/CAM Technology in Dentistry |
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Application of CAD/CAM Technology in DentistryBy [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Lea_Lebrilla]Lea Lebrilla
The latest innovations in technology made almost all things possible in this world. Technology has affected our society and everything that surrounds it in many ways. It helped develop a more advanced economy and has allowed progress in all aspects of modernization. Almost everybody appreciates all the improvements in technology. There a lot of difficulties that can easily be resolved by technology and nothing is too small for modern technology to influence. |
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Software For Dentists
By Damian Sofsian
Most dental offices are now computerized with sophisticated software
to simplify the complicated process of clinical practice and patient
management. Software serves in a wide variety of applications, ranging
from the substitution of routine office paperwork to more sophisticated
imaging techniques.
The practice management software (PMS) eases the handling of
administrative tasks such as patient recordkeeping, inventory control
for dental supplies, appointment scheduling, insurance processing and
real-time reporting (billing) when the transaction actually takes
place. Many versatile Windows-based software programs exist that allow
the dentist to do chair-side data entry and scheduling. At present,
many web-based dental PMS programs are also available that provide
advanced solutions to improved clinical practices.
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