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T-Scan Brings Science

T-Scan III raises the bar for occlusal analysis by employing patented grid-based sensor technology. The ultra-thin, reusable sensor is shaped to fit the dental arch. The software’s vivid graphics display tooth contact data instantaneously and accurately, highlighting each tooth and the force level exerted on that tooth during occlusion. With this data, visualizing and achieving the balance of the perfect bite is easy to accomplish.

Dr. Glenn DuPont, D.D.S.

The Dawson Center for Advanced Dental Study “I highly recommend the T-Scan because of its ease of use and effectiveness. It is extremely useful when making occlusal adjustments because it gives me more accurate information relative to the amount of force on each tooth and the timing of that force. Patients can view the scans, which helps them understand what needs to be accomplished to obtain occlusal stability. The T-Scan also produces documentation showing pre- and post procedure results that is critical for patient records.”

Mark W Montgomery,
DMD Director of Education and Clinics

"Educating dentists on live patients demands the highest levels of excellence and practical systems from the Hornbrook Group. T-Scan has provided the Hornbrook Group with confident occlusions for the past 7 years. As we bring the most modern dentistry to our courses, we wouldn't dream of leaving the final occlusion to fate or luck. Finishing cases of bonded ceramic or traditional dentistry with the T-Scan takes patient comfort and the final result a quantum leap above marking paper and/or remounts. No other method can balance forces or find and eliminate interferences with this much efficiency!"

Richard Masek, DDS San Diego, CA

"I have found the T-Scan to be an indispensable tool in achieving occlusally correct dentistry, especially in conjunction with CEREC 3. Whether you practice with CO, CR or Neuromuscular philosophies, the one missing ingredient, is the ability to accurately discern the meaning of articulation paper markings. The T-Scan provides the user with complete information on the timing of initial contact, the duration of contact, and the force of contact, that simply cannot be achieved by reading 'tea leaves' in a mass of articulation paper markings. The graphical interface is easy to understand for the doctor and even for the patient!"