A rounded camera tube allows easy rotation of the camera and increases operator comfort level. The result is a camera with a shape and size that feels much more like a dental handpiece than a 3D intraoral camera. Achieving this was only possible by building a completely new optical and electrical system and combining it with the latest manufacturing methods. The biggest challenge during the design process was to create a camera tip even smaller than the CEREC Bluecam. And yes, the CEREC Omnicam is truly powder-free yet, it retains CEREC’s stringent precision requirements established by our industry-leading Bluecam. Now dentist and patient can see the actual clinical situation in the mouth. New ColorStreaming of the intraoral data makes the scanning process even faster and easier and, with it, Sirona introduces another industry first: full color presentation of the captured data. Its incredibly compact camera tip allows for the best intraoral access in even the tightest spaces. Our engineers at the Sirona Center of Innovation in Bensheim, Germany, answered this challenge by developing a camera that is small and beautiful, yet improves upon our innovations of the past: The CEREC Omnicam.

So we asked ourselves: How can we make something this powerful even better? What is the next technological leap? We challenged ourselves and decided to design a completely new 3D intraoral camera from the ground up. The precision, the speed, and the ease of use made the CEREC Bluecam the best-selling and highest-quality 3D intraoral camera on the market.

The CEREC Bluecam was groundbreaking when introduced in 2009.

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