DEXIS Released New Dental Imaging Products
The company introduced hardware and software updates aimed at improving diagnostic clarity and workflow efficiency.
Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Software
DEXIS has released several new dental imaging products and software updates, including a handheld X-ray system and enhanced clinic management software. These product updates were announced during the company's virtual ILLUMINATE keynote.
Why it matters
The release focuses on streamlining clinical workflows by integrating diagnostic hardware with cloud-based management tools. These updates aim to provide dental practitioners with more predictable operational costs through new subscription models.
The updated DTX Studio Clinic software has reached version 4.10, which now features a specific module for endodontics. This follows the introduction of a new motion correction feature for the ORTHOPANTOMOGRAPH OP 3D imaging system.
The players
DEXIS
A dental imaging and software company that provides hardware for diagnostics and cloud-based practice management tools.
The details
The NOMAD Pro 3 handheld X-ray system and Imprevo slim tip scanner are designed to assist clinicians with image capture. The IS ScanFlow software update introduces the SEAT Protocol, a process for managing data acquisition. DEXIS also expanded its software ecosystem by adding integrations with third-party platforms including Asiga, 3Shape, and SmileGrid.
Timeline
September 23, 2026: DEXIS unveiled new product innovations.
The Tech Race
The announcement follows the precedent set by the company's virtual ILLUMINATE keynote series for launching annual product updates. These releases track against ongoing efforts to unify fragmented dental imaging hardware with centralized cloud management software.
Practices can now utilize Hardware-as-a-Service subscription models to shift imaging equipment costs from capital expenditures to predictable monthly fees. These updates primarily benefit dental offices seeking to reduce manual data handling between imaging devices and clinical records.
The takeaway
DEXIS is moving toward a subscription-heavy, integrated model to capture more of the clinical workflow. Watch for future imaging software updates, as the company has indicated that upcoming enhancements will specifically target further gains in data and image quality.
Further reading
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