The DEXIS digital ecosystem

Your all-in-one, AI-powered solution — combining 2D and 3D imaging, intraoral scanning, diagnostics, and treatment planning into one integrated workflow

”Having all my technology integrated in one place is a game-changer,” says Dr. Lupe Poussin. “It saves time, reduces errors, and improves the overall quality of care we provide.”

Intraoral X-ray

Best known for high-clarity images, durable hardware, and user-friendly software, DEXIS™ 2D X-ray solutions connect and simplify workflows for the modern dental practice. The award-winning 2D X-ray line includes digital sensors as well as handheld and wall-mounted units to maximize flexibility.

DEXIS has the world’s most recognized intraoral sensor brand, and DEXIS sensors capture over 167 million images annually. To put it into perspective, 6 images are captured using a DEXIS intraoral sensor every second.

“We’ve been using DEXIS sensors for 20 years now,” says Dr. Paresh Shah. “We’ve never even bothered looking at others because of the quality and convenience — we’ve just always wanted to stay in the family.”

To maximize the power of DEXIS sensors, users can automatically export their 2D images to DTX Studio™ Clinic — the AI-driven diagnostics and treatment planning software that unifies the ecosystem.

Extraoral imaging

From the beloved i-CAT™ to the innovative ORTHOPANTOMOGRAPH™ OP 3D™ series, clinicians can expand their diagnostic capabilities with the DEXIS 3D imaging lineup.

Best known for precise 3D images, flexible FOV sizes, and intuitive workflows, DEXIS 3D imaging sets the industry standard for reliable performance and cutting-edge innovation.

Over 17,000 OP 3D units have been successfully installed in clinics around the world, and a 2023 survey found DEXIS to have the highest 3D market share in the United States at 31%.

“I needed a CBCT unit with a large sensor, predictable acquisition, good image quality, and intuitive software that wouldn’t slow me down,” says Dr. Tyler Tolbert. “Once the OP 3D EX got here, and we started taking some scans, I thought to myself, ‘Ok, wait … we made a REALLY good choice here.’”

Once again, the true power of DEXIS 3D imaging is seen through the software’s direct integration with DTX Studio Clinic. 3D scans can be automatically exported into a patient workspace where clinicians can use advanced AI tools to help them with case setup, diagnostics, and treatment planning.

Intraoral scanning

World renowned for accurate digital impressions, powerful patient engagement tools, and smooth scanning workflows, DEXIS intraoral scanners and DEXIS IS ScanFlow software are setting the global precedent for precision and usability.

The DEXIS line of intraoral scanners and IS ScanFlow software are constantly evolving to help clinics communicate visually with their patients and deliver exceptional results.

“It’s like we’re standing on the tooth,” says Dr. John Zalesky. “I can show the patient where they have wear or other issues, so they can understand what’s going on. This leads to increased treatment acceptance which also increases my productivity.”

Once again, to maximize the capabilities of DEXIS intraoral scanners, users can use their direct integration with DTX Studio Clinic.

Diagnostics and treatment planning

At the very heart of the DEXIS digital ecosystem is DTX Studio Clinic, a diagnostics and treatment-planning software that automatically consolidates all data (2D, 3D, intraoral scans, and photography) into an AI-powered patient workspace.

Through the software, users can make diagnoses, educate patients, plan treatments, and generate surgical guides — all with the help of AI.

DTX Studio Clinic processes over 500,000 images per month globally and is praised by users for its ease of use and advanced AI tools.

“The major reason we were able to implement the OP 3D EX and start taking scans so quickly was largely due to DTX Studio Clinic,” says Dr. Nicholas Varney. “Once we got going, we found that so much of the work involved in prepping a 3D scan was done by the software automatically. It has improved how we work in all aspects — communicating with patients, implant planning, and even treatment team collaboration.”