What Is Photogrammetry in Dentistry?
Photogrammetry is one of the most accurate ways to capture full-arch implant positions, but many clinicians are still unsure what it actually means in everyday dentistry.
In this video, we explain the basic concept of photogrammetry, why it is used in full-arch implant dentistry, and how it differs from conventional intraoral scanning workflows.
Whether you are new to digital full-arch dentistry or looking to understand where Scan Ladder fits into the accuracy conversation, this is a good place to start.
Photogrammetry vs Scan Ladder
Photogrammetry is widely regarded as a high-accuracy solution for full-arch implant capture, but it is not the only way to achieve a predictable digital workflow.
In this video, we compare photogrammetry with Scan Ladder, looking at the differences in workflow, cost, accessibility, openness, and everyday clinical use.
Scan Ladder was designed to offer a practical, open, scanner-friendly alternative for clinicians who want accurate full-arch implant scanning without being locked into a closed system.
What Is the Scan Ladder?
What exactly is Scan Ladder?
In this video, we explain the core concept behind Scan Ladder, how it was designed, and why it helps improve full-arch implant scanning accuracy.
Scan Ladder is not just another scan body. It is a complete full-arch implant scanning concept built around centralised scanning, unique landmark geometry, and a simplified digital library workflow.
How Does Scan Ladder Work and Why Is It So Accurate?
Accuracy in full-arch implant scanning is not just about the scanner. It is about the geometry, the workflow, and how the scan data is captured from the very beginning.
In this video, we explain how Scan Ladder works and why its design helps reduce scan distortion and improve digital implant position capture.
The system is built around unique landmark recognition, central-first scanning, variable scan body lengths, and a single-cylinder library architecture.
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