VivaScan is a compact and intuitive intraoral scanning solution for your practice. Due to its standalone design the device can be easily and effortlessly integrated into your practice to make it more efficient. VivaScan is the ideal solution for your entry into the world of digital dentistry.
VivaScan is a compact dental scanner and offers a flexible scanning experience. Its slim, lightweight and ergonomic design makes scanning an effortless task.
The device’s plug-and-play capability allows you to use VivaScan as a portable system. The 3D scanner simply needs to be connected to a laptop for it to work. VivaScan requires only one cable, which contributes to its convenient handling.
VivaScan comes with two different-size tips (regular and small), which allow you to determine the best fit for every patient so that their scanning appointment will be as comfortable as possible.
This function allows you a touch-free operation on the patient. High speed provides a fast scanning experience and helps you to treat a larger number of patients without wasting time or consumables.
VivaScan helps your laboratory to design and fabricate restorations precisely. Consequently, you and your lab can provide your patients with excellent fitting restorations, which will make you and your patients smile.
The integrated HD camera makes your work through high-resolution photographs and case documentation easier.
See what others have to say about VivaScan!
“VivaScan has a remarkable customer support program. I think anytime you get ready to buy a piece of equipment you need to understand what it is going to be like to own that equipment. If there's a problem what for you do and we don't often think about that. Ivoclar has a phenomenal system where I know the person I'm going to talk to when I call and have a problem. I haven't had many problems but walking through the system even the training has been phenomenal.”
“Obviously digital is where dentistry is heading and Vivascan is a really user-friendly option for people looking to adopt digital into their practices.”
