Dental CBCTs and the DEXIS AI Vision for Intraoral Scanning

11/20/24 • 61 min

In this episode of Digital Dentistry Decoded, Dr. Ahmad Al-Hassiny interviews Jordan Reiss, Senior Director of Clinical Strategic Development at Dexis. With over two decades of industry experience, Reiss offers unique insights into digital dentistry's evolution, from CBCT technology to AI-powered workflows. Key topics include CBCT selection criteria, radiation considerations, and the revolutionary DTX Studio clinic software. Reiss shares detailed explanations of AI implementation in clinical workflows and previews upcoming developments in dental technology integration. This episode provides valuable insights for practitioners interested in optimizing their digital workflows and understanding the future of dental technology integration.

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