Some were upset by the cost of upgrading to a new camera, given that the Bluecam is a relatively new device and they had only recently upgraded to it from the Redcam. And up to now, staff delegation has been difficult, but with the Omnicam it isn't."īut some practitioners remained skeptical as word of the new camera's features spread this week via social media and message boards. "Once you can rotate and zoom in and zoom out, you have a totally different experience with regard to patient education. "I think doctors will use this instead of an intraoral camera," he said.
This offers practitioners a number of advantages, both clinically and for patient education, MacLeod added. The Omnicam displays full-color images (left), versus the monochrome images of the Bluecam (right) and competing products. what you see in the patient's mouth is what appears on the screen." "What we have now with the Omnicam is full color that allows you to see blood vessels, dentin, amalgam, gold. "With Bluecam, you see the physical 3D aspects, but because it only uses a single (blue) light source, it can't capture the spectrum of data, which means the engineers make the resulting image all one color - yellow or blue or green," he said. The Omnicam uses a white LED light source to capture a broader spectrum of data and produce full-color images. The result is full-color, true-to-life images, versus the monochromatic images of the Bluecam and other competing products. What sets the color display apart is the use of a white LED light source, which enables the camera to capture a broader spectrum of data, and the streaming capabilities. You realize you are in a new clinical reality." "You have to see it, and once you do you realize you are in a totally different game and everything else looks old. "Powder-free is a big convenience, and the small access camera is nice, but the color feature is a game changer," he said. All images courtesy of Sirona Dental Systems. The Omnicam handpiece (left) features a more ergonomic design compared with the Bluecam (right). The Omnicam has a number of features that set it apart from the competition, according to MacLeod: full-color streaming video capture a smaller, more ergonomic handpiece and a completely powder-free process. Judging by the rousing reception the camera received during its unveiling in Las Vegas, they succeeded. "It is highly precise and ergonomic and small-fitting, so trying to build something new that was a lot better we knew was going to be a big challenge." 1 selling camera system worldwide and in the U.S.," MacLeod told. "Bluecam is the standand in the industry, the No. The Omnicam is meant to complement, not replace, Sirona's current best-selling Cerec camera, the Bluecam, according to Roddy MacLeod, vice president of CAD/CAM for Sirona.
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