Primescan – As unique as your patients
With patented imaging technology that enables high-precision digital impressions, Primescan offers superior performance by capturing more data in higher resolution in less time – offering more efficiency and opening up treatment possibilities in your practice, like long-span implant-supported bridges.
Primescan is the first intraoral scanner to be validated with Atlantis suprastructures for full-arch fixed implant restorations due to its high level of accuracy¹. This accuracy also enables the scanning of edentulous jaws. See how Primescan can help you treat more cases more efficiently.
Benefits
Why choose Primescan?
Captures up to 1.5 million 3D data points per second²
Supports practice expansion now or in the future, as a result of its versatile treatment options
Enables easy scanning of all dental materials and hard-to-reach areas
Outstanding accuracy and reliable quality no matter the indication
Open to any major lab software, including inLab, Exocad, and 3Shape
Step Into Digital Dentistry
An intraoral scanner that’s fast, accurate, and easy to use, Primescan supports you in delivering the best possible patient experience while helping expand your business.
Versatile Treatment Options
As diverse as your patients, Primescan is ideal for any workflow, from restorative to aligners, future-proofing your practice with expansion opportunities.
High Performance
As high performing as your patients, Primescan is now up to twice as fast than before and easy to use. Benefit from outstanding accuracy and reliable results.
Open to More Possibilities
As connected as your patients, Primescan is now validated for any major lab software, improving the efficiency of your practice and connection to your preferred lab partners.
1. Validated for partial and fully edentulous jaws based on reference Atlantis IO FLO-S scanbodies.
2. With Software Generation 5.2
3. Patient Perceptions Quantitative Research, May 2020 – USA
4. Source: N=170 among U.S. Primescan & CEREC Primescan clinicians, April 20214. Source: N=188 among U.S. Primescan & CEREC Primescan clinicians, April 2021
