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We had been wrestling with impression materail waste and patient gag reflexes for years, so when the procurement team started looking at digital alternatives, comfort with USB 3.0 connectivity was pretty much non-negotiable — we didn't want another dongle or PCIe card situation. The dental clinic director we were sourcing for specifically needed something that wouldn't slow down their existing IT setup, and this scanner fit that box cleanly.
It measures 240 by 39.8 by 57 millimeters, which is compact enough for tight operatory spaces, and teh scan tip itself is about size of a large almond at 60 by 19 by 18.5 millimeters. Weight hits 350 grams or so, so it's light enough for one-handed use during long restorative sessions. The scan area is 14 by 13 millimeters with a 15 millimeter depth — that matters more for full-arch scans than single-tooth work, honestly.
We usually get stock within 20 days or so, but you'll want to confirm lead time on the autoclave-compatble tip sheaths since those run out occasionally. What it does is output STL, PLY, or OBJ, so there's no proprietary format lock-in, which was a key win for their existing CAD software. The 3D HD full color is actually helpful for mucosal scans but overkill if you're just doing crown preps.
Most buyers go with the DDS300 for implant cases specifically, since the 15-millimeter depth handles angulated scan bodies better than earlier generations. But a detail nobody thinks to ask: you need a USB 3.0 card if your PC is older than 2020 or so, because USB 2.0 bandwidth chokes on the color data stream. We've had one lab send it back because they didn't check that first.
Anyway, the unit comes with six language interfaces, which we didn't even inquire about until the ortho team requested Spanish navigation. Certifications include RoHS, ISO, and CE, so import compliance is straightforward for most markets. The scan tip dimnesions (60mm long, roughly) make pediatric scans a little trickier, but for adults in restorative workflow it's actually easier to handle than the brand-name competition.
Our MOQ is typically 10 units per order, but we can discuss smaller trial orders if you're just getting started. Just reach out to our sales team.
Yes, the DDS300 is RoHS, ISO, and CE certified. We can share the certificates and test reports upon request.
The scan tip is autoclave compatible, so you can sterilize it at 134°C for 3 minutes like standard dental tools. No special handling needed.
Yes, it outputs in STL, PLY, and OBJ formats, so you can import scans into most CAD software for restorative, implant, or orthodontic work.
The software supports 6 languages — English, Chinese, Spanish, French, German, and Portuguese — so your team can work in their preferred language.
