This function allows you to match scan abutments and scan bodies, thus saving time in instances of poor scanning environments. You can select the appropriate library for your tooth. When you scan the corresponding tooth, the scan abutment and scan body are automatically matched and aligned with the scan data. The aligned library data can be used for downstream work such as design. A manual alignment option is also available.

iScan features automatic and manual margin line creation as well as edit functions. While scanning a patient, you can add or edit control points to the prepped teeth scan data in order to draw the most accurate margin line. The created margin lines will be forwarded for more accurate prothesis design and production along with your order.

You can perform a pre-operation scan of a patient’s teeth and utilize this data for a variety of uses. With this pre-operation scan data, the post-operation scan can be performed more quickly and easily. The data can also be used as reference data in the modeling process to assist you in creating more natural prosthesis.

This function supports composite scanning operations which use both embossed oral scan data and engraved impression scan data. With just a simple scan, both data can be sorted and merged in real-time and used for modeling.

You can select specific parts of the tooth to scan at high resolution. This function allows you to scan in HD only where it is required, enabling efficient management of scan time, data capacity etc. The selected area is displayed in a different color for ease of use.

Along with 3D Scan function, this function allows you to use the scanner as intraoral camera to take HD pictures. You can share images with a lab and use them when consulting patients.

The occlusion analysis function quickly analyzes the occlusal state of the maxilla and mandible, displaying the results in a color map with numerical values. The color map shows the degree of occlusion in different colors and displays the corresponding values when you move the cursor over each area. You can also check the distance between the prepped tooth and its antagonist.

The scan replay function allows you to replay a previous scan process. By virtually showing the scan tip and scan area, you will be able to see how it was scanned, enabling you to identify and improve your scanning methods or habits.