Intraoral cameras are designed to allow doctors to examine and capture digital images of a patient’s inner mouth. These are valuable tools for case studies and patient file documentation. There are a number of different intraoral cameras in the market.

Generally, it is shaped like a small wand which is also easily connected to a computer wirelessly via USB or a docking station. Intraoral cameras are equipped with high beam lights, which allow it to capture images without the need for external lighting.

Although there are different types of intraoral cameras available, MouthWatch offers an affordable camera that has the ability to produce high-quality images. The technology is easy to use and a simple button can make you achieve quality intraoral photography.

MouthWatch intraoral camera can be integrated with almost every digital x-ray software available in the market. It offers more or less the same features which are found in the top cameras, which can cost you up to thousands of dollars.

Some of the obvious reasons to use an intraoral camera at every appointment are that you can reduce insurance claim problems, build a relationship of trust with the patients and record patient examination report digitally.

Features Offered in Mouth Watch Intraoral Camera

• High-quality photography
• Guaranteed to work with every imaging software
• Light in weight and compact weighing at 31g
• Imagery is always focused. You will never have to waste time to fix and focus your camera lens
• Can capture images in a single click
• The camera has lag-free quality so you can save photos in no time
• The company provides lifetime customer support via live chat, phone, and email
• The camera can turn on immediately for instant capturing
• It offers one year warranty

MouthWatch can easily integrate with the following digital x-ray software including

• Dexis
• Eaglesoft
• Apteryx
• Umbie Dental
• Schick
• MacPractice
• Open Dental
• XDR
• TigerView
• Kodak
• Patterson

MouthWatch Intraoral Camera Includes:

• 50 camera sleeves
• 1-year free warranty
• 6 feet USB cable
• Money-back guarantee within 30 days
• Lifetime customer support

Benefits of MouthWatch Intraoral Camera

Specifications can’t always guarantee quality images and a number of factors affect the clarity of the output such as capture time, autofocus, and zoom. Many dentists and dental hygienists complain about these issues with cameras that promised to be High Definition. But during an examination, the dentist is never able to hold the camera in one position for too long because it may cause discomfort to the patient.

Therefore, a quick camera decreases the possibility of a blurred image due to movement. It can be ultimately a source of frustration if your image capture is slow and unreliable due to camera autofocus issues. However, with the Mouth Watch camera; you can easily take sharp and crystal clear images with the facility of accurate colors.

There is a higher risk of musculoskeletal disorder amongst dental professionals. This is because their profession requires them to hold heavy instruments for longer time periods.

A heavy-weight intraoral camera can put strain because it needs to be used throughout the day on every patient. For this reason, the extra features in expensive cameras do not justify the cost as they may not be worth lifting a heavy camera and damaging your muscles.

The basic requirement given by dentists for intraoral camera is to make them user-friendly. The camera should be able to cope with the busy workflow of a dentist; for example, if a dentist has to work his or her way to understand the device, then they are less likely to use it on every patient.

Accessibility and Compatibility

Typically, the intraoral camera should be able to c

apture, organize and integrate all the images into the imaging software without extra steps or keyboard clicks. Mouth Watch offers free button-capture software with every camera. The software is generally installed by the customer in under 10 minutes and guarantees a smooth integration process of imaging.

Dentists spend hundreds and thousands of dollars on a single camera which either needs upgradation after a few months or they have to pay extra money for customer support. So when purchasing an intraoral camera, make sure to check if the software drivers you may need are included in the package or not.

Final Thoughts

A single intraoral camera can cost more than $3,500 and with such high prices, many dentists choose not to equip their clinics with sophisticated technology. One of the reasons for dentists to avoid buying this intraoral camera is its fragility on top of high prices. Mouth Watch, on the other hand, offers a different approach with extremely affordable prices and free integration software, ensuring excellent results for both dentists as well as their patients.

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