So without further ado, enjoy the review!
This also gives us an opportunity to consolidate all our intraoral scanner reviews that we released over the past couple of years and to compare each scanner on an even playing field. So it is time to update our review of the entire intraoral scanner market. Over 70,000 dentists have viewed that article to date to get an impartial opinion on intraoral scanners. With that being said, our IDS 2019 intraoral scanner review was received with huge interest and shared globally. Instead, most new announcements this year were about improving existing technologies or launched digital innovations in 2019. There were few new intraoral scanner releases in 2021, unlike 2019, and even fewer breakthrough advancements. What became evident during the 2021 IDS was that it was one of those incremental periods of change in the evolutionary and revolutionary advancements of digital dentistry. We also contacted many of our colleagues who made it to the event to discuss their findings. IDSconnect offered us access to Main Stage exhibitor and Product Stage live presentations as well as access to virtual exhibitor Showrooms to glean information about the selected company, its products, and services. This has allowed us to stay on top of the latest innovations in this rapidly changing field so that we can help guide our colleagues in their purchasing decisions and alert them to new updates that expand the capabilities of the various intraoral scanners on the market.Īlthough New Zealand was one of the countries preventing its citizens from traveling abroad during the peak of the pandemic, our team could attend virtually with IDS through a digital event platform IDSconnect provided this year for those attendees who could not, or chose not, to travel to Koelnmesse, Germany. We have provided Digital Dentistry CAD/CAM courses and training online and live courses in New Zealand at our Institute of Digital Dentistry for the past five years. Once again, digital dentistry dominated the three Koelnmesse exhibit halls. Remarkably, however, 830 companies arrived to showcase their latest technical and material advancements to the 23,000 dentists and dental trade visitors who journeyed to the world’s largest dental trade show. Still, travel bans and restrictions kept many exhibitors and visitors in their home countries.
The 4-day event was delayed from its traditional March date in 2021 to September in hopes the pandemic would subside.
The 2021 International Dental Show (IDS) in Cologne, Germany, was a drastically pared-down event this year in terms of the number of exhibitors and attendees due to the ongoing global pandemic.
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