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Mark Bacino

Mark Bacino has been a sales professional in the world of dental for over 20 years. He has held positions during that time across all areas from sales consultant to sales leader. He is passionate about engaging dental practices, to drive innovative technologies best suited for patients, staff, and doctors. Prior to Voxel Dental, Mark helped build a commercial model at the start- up OrthoFi, where he was the US Director of Sales. Prior to OrthoFi, Mark spent 4 years with E4D/Planmeca as Vice President of North American sales. He has also worked in the clear aligner space which continues to grow at rapid rates utilizing technological advancements for clinicians. Disruptive technologies are usually ones which provide offices and patients with a unique experience which has made his journey extremely enjoyable.

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How Much Do Medit Scanners Cost?

The rising demand for Medit scanners among dental and specialty practices stems from the company’s mission to provide an “easy entry to digital dentistry.” Touting no monthly subscription fees, on top of being one of the most affordable scanners on the market, Medit scanners have lived up to the hype by also being able to deliver in terms of performance.

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Professional Dentistry FAQs: Medit Scanners

Dentists and specialists alike are increasing their demand for Medit intraoral scanners. It’s easy to see why, when the company’s mission is to provide an "easy entry to digital dentistry.” Touting no monthly subscription fees, on top of being one of the most affordable intraoral scanners on the market, Medit scanners have lived up to the hype by also being able to deliver in terms of performance.

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Dental Scanners: A Brief History & Emerging Trends

When dental scanners were first introduced in the late 1980s, there were clear signs this technology would be a significant upgrade to traditional impression taking. Taking a digital impression would be less invasive, more comfortable for patients without requiring physical storage space for impression molds. As technology fulfilled these promises and more, over the past few years dental scanners have dominated the orthodontic and restorative markets as affordable alternatives to traditional impression taking.

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