Useful products for dental care professionals & oral health champions

Practical tools to help bring prevention, daily mouth care and digital dentistry into care homes and the community. Explore each product, watch demonstrations and follow the links for further information.
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Teledentistry · imaging

Intraoral Cameras

Clear photographs help carers, residents and dental professionals see changes in the mouth and share information during remote assessments.

USB cameras connected to a tablet or laptop can be easier to set up than Wi-Fi camera systems. Choose a model with appropriate infection-control provision.

Video demonstration of Triple Bristle toothbrushing
Daily mouth care

Triple Bristle Toothbrush

The three-sided brush is designed to clean several tooth surfaces together. It may help people who find conventional brushing difficult, including some residents who need assistance.

The manual brush is worth considering where a powered toothbrush is not tolerated. Individual preferences and support needs still matter.

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Denture care · digital backup

Replica Dentures

A digital record of existing dentures may help a dental team and an authorised laboratory arrange a replacement if the originals are lost or damaged.

Scanning in advance could be particularly useful in care homes. Clinical checks, prescription, manufacture and fitting must follow current professional requirements.

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Minimally invasive dentistry

Silver Diamine Fluoride (SDF)

SDF is a professional treatment that can help arrest active dental decay in suitable teeth. It offers a less invasive option for some people who find conventional treatment difficult to access.

Application requires appropriate assessment, consent, training and work within professional scope. Treated decay may turn permanently black.

CR-Scan Lizard 3D desktop scanner, used as an example of a denture scanning workflow
Digital dentistry · scanning

Scanning Existing Dentures

A suitable desktop 3D scanner can help capture the shape of an existing denture and create a digital model. Scans must be checked for accuracy before they are used in manufacture.

Consumer phone scans are not consistently reliable enough for a denture replica. A digital copy is a useful starting point, not a substitute for professional checks.

Important: These are examples for information, not individual prescriptions or endorsements. Before clinical use, verify product suitability, evidence, availability, infection-control procedures, consent, training, scope of practice and relevant UK regulatory requirements. Supplier links may lead to external websites.

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