iTero Lumina Intra-Oral Scanner
Smiles By Glerum
The iTero Lumina Intra‑oral Scanner is a state-of-the-art scanning device that makes digital impressions faster, more accurate, and noticeably more comfortable. It uses the sophisticated Multi‑Direct Capture™ technology to create photorealistic 3D models, replacing the need for traditional intraoral photos and cheek retractors. Its wand is 50% smaller and about 45% lighter, ensuring enhanced comfort for patients of all ages. The scanner offers a threefold larger field of view and a maximum capture distance of 25 mm, making it easier to access challenging areas such as palates, edentulous spaces, and partially erupted teeth with minimal repositioning. Plus, it captures scans approximately two times faster than earlier iTero models, streamlining workflow and reducing time at the chair.
What Is an iTero Lumina Intra‑Oral Scanner
The iTero Lumina Intra‑Oral Scanner is a cutting‑edge digital impression device built around proprietary iTero Multi‑Direct Capture™ technology. This advanced system replaces older confocal-scanning methods by capturing dental surfaces from multiple angles simultaneously, enabling smoother, faster, and more detailed full‑arch scans. It features a threefold wider field of view and a maximum capture distance of 25 mm, which simplifies the scanning of complex areas such as narrow palates, edentulous spaces, and partially erupted teeth with minimal repositioning and enhanced workflow efficiency.
The scanner delivers approximately twice the scanning speed compared to earlier iTero models while utilizing a wand that is 50 percent smaller and significantly lighter, improving ergonomics and patient comfort, especially for younger individuals. It generates photorealistic three-dimensional images, effectively replacing the need for separate intraoral photographs or cheek retractors, and supports highly accurate, full‑arch restorative workflows. From single-unit crowns to removable prosthetics, with improved predictability and first‑time fit outcomes.
Did You Know…
The iTero Lumina achieves full‑arch accuracy with an average error as low as 0.03%, outperforming several leading competitors in independent testing.
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Benefits of iTero Lumina Intra‑Oral Scanners
Versatile Diagnostic Capabilities
The iTero Lumina integrates a high-definition intraoral camera and interproximal caries detection, enabling comprehensive diagnostics and treatment planning within a single device.
Streamlined Workflow Efficiency
With a threefold larger field of view and a maximum capture distance of 25 mm, the iTero Lumina simplifies scanning of complex areas like deep palates and edentulous spaces in a single pass.
Superior Patient Comfort
Featuring a 50% smaller and significantly lighter wand, the iTero Lumina enhances ergonomics, making it particularly beneficial for pediatric and adolescent patients.
Why Choose Smiles by Glerum?
We believe your dental care should be clear, empowering, and informed. By combining intra-oral cameras with chairside monitors, we turn your exam into a visual experience, allowing you to see exactly what we’re evaluating in real time. This level of transparency builds trust and gives you the knowledge to make confident decisions about your oral health.
We use these high-quality images to explain concerns, track changes, and guide our treatment planning. Whether monitoring a worn filling or showing early signs of gum disease, our technology helps us deliver personalized care with precision and clarity.
The Intra-Oral Camera Process
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Patient Preparation
Your dental team will position you comfortably in the chair and prepare the iTero Lumina scanner, selecting the appropriate scan type, such as full arch, quadrant, or bite, on the device’s interface.
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Scanning Procedure
The dental professional will gently move the scanner wand across your teeth and gums, capturing high-resolution, photorealistic 3D images, while maintaining a consistent scanning speed and angle.
3
Reviewing the Results
After completing the scan, the team will review the captured data for completeness and accuracy, then submit the digital impressions to your lab or cloud storage for further processing.
