DENTIX E5 Intraoral Scanner

DENTIX E5 is a digital intraoral scanner designed to capture intraoral images and generate digital 3D models of the patient's dentition. The scanner supports different scanning modes for the occlusal, buccal, and lingual surfaces, allowing clinicians to acquire digital impressions through a guided scanning workflow. The E5 connects to a computer through USB and operates with dedicated intraoral scanning software. The software allows the clinician to view the scanning process, review the digital model, and complete the scanning workflow for the upper arch, lower arch, and occlusal relationship. Key Features

• High-resolution CMOS imaging system

• 1,024 × 1,024 camera resolution

• 6.9 µm pixel size

• Working range of 16–25 mm

• Compact scanner dimensions of 243 × 40 × 32 mm

• Lightweight design with a listed weight of 158 g

• USB 2.0 connection

• Dedicated intraoral scanning software

• Multiple scanning modes

• Real-time visualization of the digital scan

• Digital 3D model acquisition

• Scanning Modes

Occlusal Scanning Captures the occlusal surfaces of the teeth during the scanning process. Buccal Scanning Captures the buccal surfaces and is used as part of the digital occlusion workflow. Lingual Scanning Captures the lingual surfaces to complete the digital model. The user manual provides a dedicated workflow for preparing the scanner, performing the different scanning modes, and creating the upper and lower digital arches. Advantages

• Digital impression workflow without conventional impression material

• Direct visualization of the scanning area during acquisition

• Supports upper and lower arch scanning

• Allows digital occlusion registration through buccal scanning

• Multiple scanning modes provide flexibility during intraoral scanning

• Lightweight handpiece helps facilitate intraoral handling

• USB connectivity provides a direct connection to the computer

• Digital models can be reviewed within the scanning software

Software Workflow

• The E5 software workflow includes:

• Patient information entry

• Selection of the scanning procedure

• Upper arch scanning

• Lower arch scanning

• Buccal/occlusal relationship scanning

• Review of the completed 3D model

• Saving the digital case

• The manual illustrates the complete software workflow and the corresponding scanning screens on pages 7–9.

Scanner Components

• Scanner Handpiece

• Scanner Tips × 4

• Scanner Base

• Data Cable

• Protective Tip

• USB Drive

• User Manual