Intraoral Cameras and Digital Scanners
Intraoral cameras and digital scanners for chairside documentation and digital impressions - intraoral cameras and digital impression scanners from Dexis, MouthWatch, iTero, 3Shape TRIOS, Medit and Dentsply Sirona Primescan. Available in wired and wireless autofocus cameras, powder-free intraoral scanners for restorative, implant and orthodontic workflows, and matching autoclavable and disposable scanner tips and single-use camera sheaths. Capital devices plus recurring tips and barriers stocked with standing orders for high-velocity SKUs. Wholesale case pricing for dental practices, group offices and DSOs.
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Intraoral Cameras and Digital Scanners for Chairside Capture
Intraoral cameras and digital scanners cover the chairside capture devices used for patient documentation and digital impressions. This subcategory covers intraoral cameras for photographic documentation and digital impression scanners for restorative, implant and orthodontic workflows, plus the disposable sleeves and tips they consume, stocked for general and specialty practices, group offices and DSOs.
Capture Device Lines Stocked
- Intraoral cameras - Wired and wireless intraoral cameras with autofocus and liquid-lens optics for chairside documentation and patient communication, from lines such as Dexis, MouthWatch and Dentsply Sirona.
- Digital impression scanners - Powder-free intraoral scanners for digital impressions in restorative and implant workflows, from lines such as iTero, 3Shape TRIOS, Medit and Dentsply Sirona Primescan.
- Scanner tips and sleeves - Autoclavable and disposable scanner tips and single-use intraoral camera sheaths used for infection control between patients.
- Capture accessories - Calibration tools, mounts, cradles and cabling used with camera and scanner systems.
Camera and Scanner Format Options
| Device | Options | Primary Use |
|---|---|---|
| Intraoral camera | Wired, wireless, autofocus | Photographic documentation |
| Digital scanner | Powder-free intraoral scanning | Digital impressions and models |
| Scanner tip | Autoclavable, disposable | Infection control on the scanner wand |
| Camera sheath | Single-use disposable sleeves | Barrier over the camera head |
Digital Impression Workflow and Barriers
Intraoral cameras produce chairside photographs for documentation and case presentation, while digital impression scanners capture the arch as a digital model that exports to restorative and orthodontic software. Both use infection control barriers: single-use camera sheaths and autoclavable or disposable scanner tips replaced between patients. The recurring reorder line is these tips and sleeves rather than the capital capture device. Widely used device lines include iTero, 3Shape TRIOS, Medit and Primescan for scanning and Dexis and MouthWatch for cameras.
Intraoral cameras and digital scanners pair a capital device with a steady consumable line of scanner tips and camera sheaths that scales with scanning and documentation volume, so practices manage device acquisition against the recurring barrier and tip reorder. Group practices and DSOs standardizing on one scanner platform consolidate tips and sleeves onto contracted pricing across sites. Order at the best Wholesale Prices with MAP Medical.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an intraoral camera and a digital scanner?
An intraoral camera captures still and video photographs of the teeth for documentation and patient communication. A digital impression scanner captures the arch as a three-dimensional digital model used to design restorations, aligners and implant components. This subcategory stocks both device types plus the disposable sheaths and scanner tips each uses between patients.
Are scanner tips autoclavable or disposable?
Both. Digital impression scanners use either autoclavable reusable tips that are reprocessed between patients or single-use disposable tips, depending on the platform. Intraoral cameras use disposable single-use sheaths over the camera head. This subcategory stocks the tips and sleeves matched to the common scanner and camera platforms as the recurring infection control consumable.
Which digital scanner platforms are stocked?
Widely used digital impression scanner platforms include iTero, 3Shape TRIOS, Medit and Dentsply Sirona Primescan, along with the matching autoclavable or disposable scanner tips for each. Intraoral cameras are stocked from lines such as Dexis, MouthWatch and Dentsply Sirona. Practices commonly standardize on one scanner platform and stock its tips as a recurring line.
Can dental practices order scanner tips and camera sleeves in bulk?
Yes. Scanner tips and single-use intraoral camera sheaths are stocked in case quantities for single practices, group offices and DSOs, and cameras and scanners are available as capital purchases. Standing order programs are available for high-velocity consumables such as disposable scanner tips and camera sleeves. Contact our procurement team for tiered case pricing and standing order setup.
What capture products should be in a practice formulary?
A working formulary usually pairs the intraoral camera and scanner platform a practice runs with a steady supply of matching disposable or autoclavable scanner tips and single-use camera sheaths, plus calibration and mounting accessories. Multi-operatory offices stock a camera per room and scanner tips by scanning volume. MAP Medical builds consolidated capture accessory packages matched to device platform and volume - contact our team for an assessment.