Dental Asia March/April 2023

PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
Owandy Radiology
Simplify orthodontic diagnosis, simulate treatment plans and deliver predictable
patient outcomes
Available as an optional module to Owandy’s
I-Max Ceph panoramic digital radiography
unit, the AI-powered Ceph Analysis
Orthodontic Software is available in a
standard or advanced feature package. Both
packages include an artificial intelligence
(AI) engine to automate orthodontic
diagnosis and treatment planning for
predictable results.
Boris Loyez, general manager of Owandy
Radiology, said: “Our Ceph Analysis
Software was designed to simplify
orthodontic diagnosis, simulate treatment
plans and deliver predictable patient
outcomes. This is all possible thanks to
artificial intelligence.”
Owandy’s Ceph Analysis Orthodontic
Software includes the following features
and benefits:
• Fully automatic cephalometric tracing:
The tracing feature automatically finds
soft and hard tissue landmarks, planes, and
silhouettes on lateral or PA radiographs
within seconds
• Radiograph analysis and image
superimposition: Analysis and patient
images can be superimposed automatically
or manually. The operator can manage
how analysis is displayed, generate report
automatically and visualise growth and
treatment progress
• Visual growth projections: The skull
growth projection feature will track skull
tracing from current skeletal age to a
chosen skeletal age. Projections up to
maturity are possible
• Treatment plan simulations: Ceph Analysis
creates treatment plans by analysing
different stages of tissue softness and
rigidity to simulate orthodontic and/or
surgical treatment plans DA
3M
An easier way to handle class II correction
The Forsus Fatigue Resistant Device from
3M is the optimal solution for class II
correction — an automatic, hygienic and
comfortable way to continuously apply light
force.
Class II correction is a common orthodontic
case requirement. The options for class
II treatment have traditionally presented
a difficult decision. Choices were limited
to fixed intraoral devices with known
breakage concerns, or other appliances —
including headgear — that require patient
compliance.
The Forsus Fatigue Resistant Device, now
with more than 10 years of clinical use
and over one million patients treated,
overcomes these concerns and limitations.
The left and right sides are universal. It
is also used with the Forsus Wire Mount,
permitting installation without a molar
tube.
Forsus Fatigue Resistant Device EZ2
Module: The EZ2 module allows for more
consistent installation and automatically
prevents the spring from pivoting toward
the cheek. The EZ2 module can be used
only with an occlusal headgear tube and has
permanently marked indicators for the left
and right sides.
Clinicians benefit from increased versatility
with three installation options:
Forsus L-pin Module: The L-pin module
allows for more flexible installation options
and movement in the mouth. It can be used
with a gingival or occlusal headgear tube.
Forsus Wire Mount: The Forsus Wire Mount
slides onto the archwire and provides an
attachment option for the L-pin Spring
Module, thus eliminating the need for molar
bands and making it easier to incorporate
the Forsus Device mid-treatment. DA
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