I am a dental patient of 82 years of age. I have suffered malocclusion for most of my life and have lost several teeth because of the tap-tap paper method of measurement. In Florida I had a T-Scan measurement and never felt so good afterwards. I am hoping to find a dentist here in the Philadelphia

T-Scan™ is dragging dentists into the 20th century (and I do mean 20th).

I couldn't provide the level of care I do without the T-Scan!

T-Scan is a terrific educational tool that helps our patients to better understand their malocclusion and the importance of bite refinement in their TMD resolution!

I highly recommend 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 to

The T-Scan paid for itself in my office in 20 days. The T-Scan helps you to not only save money, but to make money as well. The difference between the patient saying it feels good and it feels great is the difference between veneers breaking in 9 months and them lasting a lifetime. With the T-Scan

T-Scan allows you to see how the occlusion should really look based on timing rather than just dots on the teeth. This makes us more predictable with our day-to-day work with implants.

The recent addition of the T-Scan™ to our practice has been pretty amazing. I can now finish cases with a higher level of confidence and precision quicker than ever before.

I have used two labs over the past 9 years, both of which report my fracture rate is around 2 percent long-term on cosmetic, reconstruction cases, and all my ceramics. I believe T-Scan™ has a big part to play in that.