T-Scan™

As the sole agents for the T-Scan™ in the UK, Clark Dental Sales has years of experience introducing this key dental tool to dentists aspiring to be at the top of their game in the UK. The T-Scan™ is an objective assessment tool used to evaluate the occlusion of a patient. Unlike articulating paper alone, which can only determine location, T-Scan™ can identify both force and timing, two of the most fundamental parameters for measuring occlusion

"First case today. Patient was having an uncomfortable bite on RHS and I could not locate! A few minutes with T-Scan and 20 sec adjustment and she felt great! So happy…made my day."

Mark Becker BChD BSc (hons)

Chase Lodge Dental

How does it work?

T-Scan Software

The T-Scan measures each individual contact during the patients bite and displays force balance information.

The T-Scan shows vital occlusal data that Shimstock paper cannot answer alone such as:

First contact,

Maximum force,

Last contact,

Interferences

Warnings loads on implants

And more...

Customisable arch for accurate representation of the patient's specific arches saves time and allows dentist to easier correlate the data to the mouth

Clinician can view the data real time as it’s captured, avoiding the need to re-record if done improperly

Implant Loading Alerts provides immediate feedback on implant loading that may be a concern, preserving artistry and protecting bone

Center of Force (COF) Target and Trajectory allows dentist to instantly see the path of occlusion, resulting in faster diagnosis

Utilise the Timing Table to perform discrete tooth comparisons without the need for hand calculations, saving valuable diagnostic time

Easily prepare presentations and referrals by generating and saving T-Scan MP4 movie files

Tooth numbering: Universal, FDI/ISO, Palmer, Haderup

HAVE A GO AT THE INK SPOT CHALLENGE!

Study:

295 dentists were presented with images of 6 quadrants marked with articulating paper. They were instructed to name the most forceful and least forceful areas based on the articulating paper marks.

Results:

An average of 12.8% answered correctly

An average of 87.2% answered incorrectly

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How would you know without the T-Scan?!