iTero Element: a Professional Review of This Dental Scanner’s Technology

For over a decade, iTero Element intraoral scanners have been known for their image quality, ease of use, compatibility with Invisalign® case submission and overall advanced design.

Doctors are making the investment in iTero scanners to bring value to their practice, helping them operate with a completely digital workflow while maximizing their patients’ comfort.

Practices relying on digital technologies, like iTero dental scanners, can improve efficiency in treatment planning, easily submitting records to mills, dental labs, 3D printers, etc. for faster fabrication of appliances and restorations.

Plus, many doctors are finding that an iTero intraoral scanner can serve as a powerful tool for increased case acceptance through simplified patient education. After all, a 3D scan can more easily allow a patient to visualize the treatment being recommended.

Today, we’ll help you understand the key features and benefits of the iTero Element and how it stacks up against the competition.

Speedy & Accurate Digital Impressions: The iTero Element offers highly accurate digital impressions of the patient’s teeth and oral structures, completing full arch scans in under 1 minute. Doctors, staff and patients alike are impressed by the detailed 3D representation an iTero Element scanner produces – enabling precise analysis of tooth alignment, occlusion, and other crucial details necessary for treatment planning.

Powerful Software & Streamlined Workflow: The iTero Element streamlines the dental workflow with its user-friendly My iTero software and efficient scanning process. The scanner captures digital impressions swiftly, saving valuable chair time. The digital workflow eliminates the need for physical models and reduces the time required for traditional impression processes, allowing dental professionals to focus more on patient care and treatment planning.

Seamless Integration & Treatment Planning: The iTero Element seamlessly integrates with digital treatment planning software, facilitating precise treatment planning and collaboration with other dental professionals. The digital impressions can be easily shared with laboratories and specialists, enabling a streamlined workflow and enhancing treatment accuracy. Dentists can plan orthodontic treatments, restorative procedures, and implant dentistry with increased precision and predictability.

Versatility & Expanded Applications: The iTero Element dental scanner offers versatile applications beyond traditional orthodontics and restorative dentistry. It can be used for Invisalign® treatment planning, digital smile design, and implant planning. The scanner’s flexibility allows for a wide range of dental procedures, empowering dental professionals to explore innovative treatment options and deliver exceptional care.

Saving on iTero Element Dental Scanners with Renew Digital’s Certified Pre-Owned Program

Renew Digital is an authorized dealer of the iTero CPO program and offers the iTero Element® Flex Foundation CPO Intraoral Scanner for only $15,995, which includes the 3D-optimized laptop as well as software, subscription, and warranty for 3 years! This means your purchase won’t have any monthly fees, with basic Invisalign capability built in.

And, these certified pre-owned dental scanners are supported just as if they were new, with a dedicated team of service and support staff.

Contact Renew Digital at (888) 246-5611 or fill out an online form to get started.

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