How Deep is Your Scan?
A cool new feature in the upcoming Medit i500 is the opportunity to capture deep areas that are out of the camera’s focal length (-1.5 to 17mm). This usually happens...
Image in Medit and Mill with CEREC
A dentist from Australia named demonstrates in this video how you can scan with the Medit i500 and import the stl file into CEREC Inlab18, design a restoration, and fabricate...
Local HD Scanning with Medit i500 Version 2.0
A new feature coming soon to Medit I500 is localized High Definition Scanning. There are two modes you can scan and save the models in; Normal and High Definition. In...
A Common Issue with Buccal Bite Imaging
A very common issue for a new user of Intra-Oral Scanners is to appreciate that, generally, the cameras nor the software, can tell the difference between tooth structure and soft...
Transferring Buccal Bite Records in Medit i500
In the original version 1.0 of Medit Software, you would capture the upper jaw and lower jaw, then the buccal bite on either one side or both sides. Once you...
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