Shining 3D Aoralscan Elite Wireless Neo

Shining 3D Aoralscan Elite Wireless NEO 3D Intraoral Scanner: Wireless Freedom in the Dental Practice

Freedom of movement, ergonomics and ease of use: the Shining 3D Aoralscan Elite Wireless NEO is designed to simplify intraoral scanning and support practitioners in their digital workflow.

Weighing just 194 g, including the battery, with Wi-Fi 6 wireless connectivity and up to 2 hours of continuous scanning, it makes it easier to move between treatment rooms and use the scanner throughout the day.

Main Technical Specifications

• Wi-Fi 6 wireless connectivity: enjoy cable-free scanning for greater freedom of movement in the dental practice.
• Ergonomic design: its dimensions of 247 × 38 × 37 mm and weight of 194 g with battery provide comfortable handling.
• Up to 2 hours of battery life: perform scans with a battery offering up to two hours of continuous scanning.
• Three tip sizes: Large, Standard and Mini tips allow impressions to be adapted to different clinical situations.
• 22 mm scanning depth: capture the information required to create digital impressions.
• Open export formats: STL, OBJ and PLY files facilitate integration into compatible digital workflows.
• USB Type-C connection: a wired interface is also available for data connectivity.

Shining 3D Aoralscan Elite Wireless NEO or Elite Wireless: Which Should You Choose?

The Aoralscan Elite Wireless NEO and Elite Wireless share the key advantages of the range: wireless operation, lightweight handling and AI-assisted scanning software. The main difference is intraoral photogrammetry technology (IPG), which is integrated into the Elite Wireless but not available on the NEO version.

The Shining 3D Aoralscan Elite Wireless NEO is suitable for practitioners looking for a wireless intraoral scanner for everyday digital impressions, routine restorations and orthodontics, without the need for IPG photogrammetry.

The Aoralscan Elite Wireless is better suited to practitioners who want to incorporate this technology into their workflow, particularly for complex implant cases and full-arch restorations such as All-on-X.

Key Differences

• Aoralscan Elite Wireless NEO: a more accessible wireless solution suited to everyday digital dentistry needs.
• Aoralscan Elite Wireless: intraoral photogrammetry (IPG) in addition to scanning, addressing specific implantology and full-arch restoration requirements.

In summary: choose the Aoralscan Elite Wireless NEO for everyday digital impressions, and the Elite Wireless if intraoral photogrammetry is essential to your implant workflow.

A Wireless Solution for Everyday Digital Impressions

The Aoralscan Elite Wireless NEO is designed to support intraoral scanning for routine dental care. Its wireless operation makes it easier to move between workstations and offers greater flexibility when using the scanner throughout the practice.

The three available tip sizes allow users to select a format suited to the patient's anatomy and scanning conditions. This versatility supports a wide range of digital impression applications.

Smoother Integration into the Digital Workflow

With support for STL, OBJ and PLY formats, the Shining 3D Aoralscan Elite Wireless NEO allows scanned data to be exported to compatible software and solutions used in the dental practice or laboratory.

These open formats facilitate the transfer and use of digital data at different stages of the workflow, depending on the software and equipment being used.

Ergonomics and Freedom of Movement

Its compact design and weight of 194 g with battery provide comfortable handling during repeated scanning sessions. Wi-Fi 6 connectivity eliminates cable restrictions during scanning and makes it easier to move between treatment rooms.

With up to two hours of continuous scanning, the device is suitable for regular use throughout the day. The stated full charging time is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Shining 3D Aoralscan Elite Wireless NEO or Elite Wireless: Which Should You Choose?

The Aoralscan Elite Wireless NEO and Elite Wireless share the key advantages of the range: wireless operation, lightweight handling and AI-assisted scanning software. The main difference is intraoral photogrammetry technology (IPG), which is integrated into the Elite Wireless but not available on the NEO version.

The Shining 3D Aoralscan Elite Wireless NEO is suitable for practitioners looking for a wireless intraoral scanner for everyday digital impressions, routine restorations and orthodontics, without the need for IPG photogrammetry.

The Aoralscan Elite Wireless is better suited to practitioners who want to incorporate this technology into their workflow, particularly for complex implant cases and full-arch restorations such as All-on-X.

Key Differences

• Aoralscan Elite Wireless NEO: a more accessible wireless solution suited to everyday digital dentistry needs.
• Aoralscan Elite Wireless: intraoral photogrammetry (IPG) in addition to scanning, addressing specific implantology and full-arch restoration requirements.

In summary: choose the Aoralscan Elite Wireless NEO for everyday digital impressions, and the Elite Wireless if intraoral photogrammetry is essential to your implant workflow.