DEXIS™, a global leader in dental imaging solutions, recently announced that it has been recognized by IDD 2025 as the Most Improved Intraoral Scanner, highlighting the rapid evolution and growing clinical impact of the DEXIS Imprevo™ intraoral scanner.
The award recognizes the significant progress DEXIS has made over the past year in advancing intraoral scanning performance, usability, and workflow integration—progress driven by a focused commitment to listening to clinicians and translating real-world insights into meaningful innovation.
“At DEXIS, improvement is never accidental – it’s intentional,” said Robert Befidi, President of DEXIS. “Imprevo represents our vision for the future of intraoral scanning: powerful yet intuitive technology designed to fit seamlessly into the daily reality of dental practices. This recognition affirms the momentum we’ve built, and the trust clinicians are placing in our DEXIS ecosystem.”
Built to Advance Intraoral Scanning, Thoughtfully
Imprevo represents a leap forward in intraoral scanning technology. Powered by IS ScanFlow software, Imprevo was designed with a clear goal: to simplify and accelerate scanning while delivering consistent, high-quality results across a wide range of clinical indications.
DEXIS has continued to enhance intraoral scanning innovation with Imprevo through focused improvements spanning:
These advancements reflect DEXIS’s long-term investment in intraoral scanning as a critical pillar of modern dental care—not as a single launch moment, but as an evolving platform built to grow with the clinicians’ needs. As stated by IDD, “The DEXIS scanning software has evolved into one of the most feature-rich platforms available. More significantly, they also have DTX Studio – one of the best AI software suites in digital dentistry. This ecosystem approach transforms the Imprevo from just another scanner into a digital platform.”
A Team-Driven Achievement
The IDD 2025 recognition reflects collaboration across DEXIS, working together to continuously refine the user experience.
“This award is not about a single feature,” added Robert Befidi. “It’s about progress—about teams aligned around a shared belief that dental technology can always be better, simpler, and more impactful for clinicians and patients.”
For more information about DEXIS Imprevo, visit DEXIS.com/Imprevo. Read the Institute of Digital Dentistry’s coverage recognizing DEXIS Imprevo in the 2025 Intraoral Scanner Awards here.
About DEXIS
DEXIS, part of the Envista family of brands, is a global leader in dental imaging, uniting the industry’s most trusted brands across 2D and 3D imaging, intraoral scanning, and diagnostic software within a single, connected, AI-powered ecosystem. Our innovative and award-winning technologies are designed with smart simplicity to streamline workflows, enhance diagnostic precision, increase productivity, and support better patient outcomes. By unifying imaging and diagnostic tools under one brand, DEXIS empowers dental professionals to diagnose with greater confidence and deliver more efficient care with one connected ecosystem – built on choice.
Source: www.DEXIS.com
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