Intraoral Scanner Best Practices

In this video, Matt Kler, a digital workflow specialist, demonstrates the use of the Trios SP intraoral scanner. He explains how to efficiently scan the lower and upper arches and correlate the bite. The video emphasizes the importance of proper technique and patient comfort. Matt also provides tips for troubleshooting common issues and offers contact information for further assistance.

What is the main focus of the video presented by Matt Kler?

• Reviewing dental insurance policies

• Discussing dental surgery techniques

• Highlighting the trios SP intraoral scanner

• Explaining dental hygiene practices

Which surfaces are scanned first on the lower arch?

• Lingual, accusal, and buckle

• Buckle, accusal, and lingual

• Buckle, lingual, and accusal

• Accusal, lingual, and buckle

What is crucial for achieving a fast and accurate scan?

• Patient's dental history

• Using a high-speed scanner

• Correct retraction of the cheek

• Proper lighting

What should be done if the scanner misses some data during the upper arch scan?

• Restart the entire scan

• Manually add the missing data

• Ignore the missing data

• Click the scanner back on and capture the missing data

What is the recommended scanning order for the upper arch?

• Accusal, lingual, and buckle

• Lingual, accusal, and buckle

• Accusal, buckle, and lingual

• Buckle, accusal, and lingual

How many bite scans are taken to ensure accuracy?

• Three, one on each side and one in the center

• Two, one on each side

• One on the left side

• One on the right side

What should be done if the software does not automatically pin the bite?

• Restart the software

• Ignore the issue

• Manually adjust the bite alignment

• Rescan the entire bite

What mistake did the presenter make during the bite scan?

• Forgot to turn on the scanner

• Scanned the wrong side

• Used the wrong scanner settings

• Started scanning before retracting the cheek

What is the main takeaway from the video regarding the intraoral scanner?

• It is complex and time-consuming

• It is easy to use and accurate

• It requires extensive training

• It is only suitable for experts

Where can viewers find more information or training on the intraoral scanner?

• Henry Schein representative

• Online forums

• Dental school

• Local library