For small business owners, Q4 is often the busiest time of the year. In addition to running your business during the holiday season, you are also doing your year-end tax planning. At Tekscan we always see increased interest in sales of our medical and dental products to clinicians who are small...

As the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us, one thing that we can all count on in this world is change. Change does not just refer to new protocols for cleaning and sanitizing between patients – dental offices have made this an utmost priority well before these times – but it also refers to your...

Here are Tekscan’s Recommendations for Disinfecting Your T-Scan Handpiece, Sensors, and Supports Novus Handpiece and Evolution Handle Cleaning: Remove gross contamination from all surfaces of the Handpiece with an EPA-registered hospital cleaning and disinfecting wipe such as CaviWipes™ (Metrex™...

The term “Return on Investment” is a layered phrase with several interpretations. Many of us often think of ROI in terms of economics, where implementing a new dental technology in your practice allows you to take on different or more complex cases, and become a new revenue source. However, what may...

The dental industry is constantly evolving. All dentists – no matter if they are a recent graduate, or have decades of experience – can benefit their patients by continuing their education, and seeking out different alternatives for treating general and complex cases. Dentaltown is a print & digital...

For Examples of how T-Scan Drives ROI for a Dental Practice, Download this Free eBook. Patients today do their due diligence when selecting a dentist, especially when they're seeking treatment for a specific issue, such as occlusion. They use search engines and social media when choosing a dentist...

One of the more common questions we receive from dentists concerns how T-Scan digital occlusal analysis compares to virtual cast articulation found in intraoral scanner technology. While we’ve addressed the primary differences between the two technologies in a previous article, a new research paper...

As we’ve shared on this blog many times before: When patients are struggling with pain, there’s only so much that carbon articulating paper can do to identify the exact root cause, and solve their problem. With a clear method to identify both the position of force and the timing of the bite, T-Scan™...

As a dental practitioner, you’re used to taking risks. Breaking old habits and seeking new outlets to advance your practice comes with both the capital investment of purchasing new technology or equipment, but also taking a moral risk to trust that a new piece of equipment will deliver on its...

As years of research and successful cases have shown, having the ability to measure a patient's bite force and bite timing is incredibly important for ensuring proper, complete treatment of a patient's procedure. The fact is: Nearly every dental procedure has some impact on a patient's occlusion...