- In May 2024, Planmeca Oy, a leading dental technology manufacturer based in Finland, launched the Planmeca ProX HD intraoral X-ray unit, designed to deliver sharper image quality with lower radiation doses. The new system supports advanced imaging software and integrates seamlessly with Planmeca’s Romexis platform, enhancing diagnostics and workflow efficiency. This launch reflects Planmeca’s ongoing commitment to advancing digital dentistry through precision, safety, and user-friendly innovation
- In March 2024, Dentsply Sirona partnered with Smile Train, the world’s largest cleft-focused organization, to expand access to advanced dental imaging in underserved regions. This initiative includes the deployment of portable digital imaging systems in remote clinics, enabling early diagnosis and treatment planning for children with cleft conditions. The collaboration underscores Dentsply Sirona’s commitment to social impact through technology and global oral health improvement
- In February 2024, Carestream Dental introduced its CS 8200 3D Neo Edition, an upgraded CBCT imaging system featuring enhanced diagnostic capabilities and improved AI integration. The system offers multiple fields of view and is tailored for implantology, orthodontics, and endodontics. This development highlights Carestream Dental’s focus on innovation, precision imaging, and expanding its portfolio of AI-assisted tools for modern dental practices
- In January 2024, Acteon Group announced the launch of its X-Mind Prime 3D, a compact and versatile CBCT system offering both panoramic and 3D capabilities in a space-saving design. Engineered for high-resolution diagnostics in general dentistry and implant planning, the system enhances Acteon’s competitive positioning in compact imaging technologies. This launch supports Acteon’s strategy of democratizing access to advanced imaging through user-friendly and cost-effective solutions
- In December 2023, Vatech Co., Ltd., a South Korean imaging specialist, unveiled its EzRay Air P intraoral sensor, built with advanced CMOS technology to deliver high-quality images with minimal radiation. Targeted at general dental practices, the device also includes wireless data transfer capabilities and real-time image display. This innovation reinforces Vatech’s leadership in efficient, low-dose digital imaging tailored to diverse clinical needs
