Our open CAD software suite designed especially for dentists is the perfect tool for sophisticated 3D design and planning at the dental clinic. The software is easy and fast to use and is ideal for designing prosthetic works from a single crown to bridges.
The easy design of inlays, onlays, veneers, crowns, and bridges
Fully automated design from an anatomic tooth library
Design up to 16 teeth in the same session
Superimposed camera view for easy marking of margins
User-friendly tools to modify the shape and look of the design
Automatic saving for flexible usage
Only five steps from work description to milling
Part of Planmeca Romexis® software
Planmeca PlanScan®
Explore Planmeca PlanScan® – the first dental unit integrated intraoral scanner for digital 3D impressions. This high-performance intraoral scanning solution can also be connected to your laptop.
Powder-free scanning
Extremely easy to use
Real-time, quick scanning
True dental unit integration
Autoclavable tip for perfect infection control
Accurate results from single indication to full arch
Comfortable solution
Open STL format
Windows support
Works with a laptop – easy to share
Questions to consider before milling that first restoration…
How long will it take for the equipment to pay for itself?
Is the equipment easy to learn?
Can it be implemented into my practice immediately or are additional investments in training and resources required?
Will my staff be willing and able to operate the equipment or will I need to use my time to operate it?
If my staff can operate it, will I need to hire another full- time person to manage its operation?
If I have to operate it, how much of my time will be spent each day using the equipment and how much is that ultimately going to cost in chair-side production?
Will I get a chance to use the equipment before I buy it? (Will my staff get a chance to use it as well?)
Is my staff enthusiastic for the new equipment to be added to the office?
Will the equipment enhance the type of dentistry I want to do or does it dictate the type of dentistry I have to do?
Hypothetically, if I bought this tool and then had to give it up, would my dental practice’s productivity be negatively impacted, positively impacted, or would there be no measurable impact?
