Dwio Intraoral Scanner

Dwio Intraoral Scanner
Based on a novel and incredibly compact 3D capture technique called Multiscan Imaging, the Dental Wings intraoral scanner allows dentists to take digital impressions in a natural, fluid manner. Its remarkably small handpiece, gesture control, and easy maintenance make it a compelling digital impression option for clinicians.

Design approach: the patient first
The intraoral scanner was designed to address the needs of dental professionals looking for an intuitive technology for capturing digital impressions. With the overall objective to help dentists focus on the patient rather than the technology, the Dental Wings intraoral scanner offers:

Dwio Intraoral Scanner A remarkably small handpiece very similar in size, shape, and weight to existing dental handpieces. Its familiar shape allows to assume a natural position relative to the patient.
Dwio Intraoral Scanner Visual and auditive feedback — a luminescent ring and audible signals indicate when data is being successfully captured, allowing the user to focus in the mouth rather than on the screen.
– Easy maintenance of the lightweight all-metal handpiece that has no moving parts, no complex illumination or cooling system.
– Motion control technology for a no-touch operation of the system while the user has gloves on.

Scanning technology
Five miniaturized 3D scanners in the handpiece tip directly view the teeth and soft tissue from multiple orientations simultaneously, capturing even the most difficult to see areas of preparations with minimal effort by the user.

Dwio Intraoral Scanner
The intraoral scanner is a dedicated “scan only” chairside system with multiple options for the design and fabrication steps. Captured data is seamlessly transmitted to in-office or remote systems via DWOS Connect for prosthesis design and production. Users of Dental Wings’ simple to use yet powerful DWOS CAD suite of design applications, as well as other open dental CAD software, are able to import the scan data directly.

Dwio Intraoral Scanner system is an open-architecture system for capturing digital impressions designed to allow clinicians to focus on their patients, according to a press release. The small scanning tip is easy to use to capture 3D images of intraoral anatomies using Multiscan Imaging technology. The system features 5-3D scanners working simultaneously to capture even the most challenging anatomies. The scanning handpiece is all-metal, lightweight and does not include any moving parts, and the system features a simple infection control protocol.