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Medit Realtime Intelligence Moves Quality Control Into the Scan—But What Has Actually Been Validated?
Standfirst: Medit’s new software reviews crown and inlay/onlay scans for clearance, preparation, occlusion and incomplete data before the patient leaves the chair. It is included with the i900 family but costs $2,000 for eligible older scanners. The workflow could prevent avoidable problems, although Medit has not published the clinical validation needed to quantify that benefit.…