Intraoral camera
iCam
A featherweight fixed-focus intraoral camera — under an ounce, six white LEDs, and a slim 9/16-inch head that's easy on patients and easy to maneuver.
Serving dentistry since 2003
Installation, training & expert support included
About the iCam
The iCam is built for everyday chairside use: at eight inches long and under an ounce, with a head just 9/16 of an inch wide, it maneuvers comfortably even in tight posterior areas. Its fixed-focus optics keep a 40 mm depth of field in focus without fiddling, six white LEDs light the field evenly, and the 1.3 MP sensor delivers 640×480 captures straight into your imaging software.
- Under 1 oz — one of the lightest intraoral cameras available
- Slim 9/16-inch camera head for tight posterior access
- Fixed focus with 40 mm depth of field — no focus wheel to fuss with
- Six white LEDs for even illumination
- 640×480 capture from a 1.3 MP sensor
Comparing direct conversion vs. scintillator, or wired vs. wireless? Read the complete guide to intraoral sensors first.
iCam questions, answered
How much does the iCam intraoral camera weigh?
The iCam weighs under one ounce and is eight inches long, making it one of the lightest intraoral cameras available.
Does the iCam intraoral camera need to be focused?
No. The iCam uses fixed-focus optics with a 40 mm depth of field, so there is no focus wheel to adjust during captures.
Is the iCam good for reaching posterior areas?
Yes. The iCam's camera head is just 9/16 of an inch wide, so it maneuvers comfortably even in tight posterior areas.
What resolution does the iCam capture?
The iCam captures 640×480 images from a 1.3 MP sensor, with six white LEDs providing even illumination of the field.
What is included when I buy the iCam from Dental TI?
Every iCam purchase from Dental TI includes installation and configuration, integration with your practice's imaging software, remote team training (on-site available), and expert remote and on-site support. Financing is available.
Is the iCam right for your practice?
Tell us your imaging software and operatory count — we'll recommend the reliable option, not the expensive one.