Intraoral Camera PD740, Capture Button Driver to Work with Eaglesoft, Dexis, Apeteryx, Carestream, Tigerview,

I bought this intro oral camera online after reading the reviews. I just thought that it's like $200 risk I am taking but if it works good, I would be saving hundreds of dollars compared to the name-brand intra oral cameras.Pros: The camera works great. The resolutions is surprisingly good. Very easy to use.Cons: Doesn't work directly with Eaglesoft because it doesn't support TWAIN. You have to use their software to take images and then import them into Eaglesoft. Also suddenly the software stopped working on multiple computers, but when I repaired the installation, it started working again. It kind of scared me at first thinking that camera is gone bad.

Such an amazing camera for a great price. I can’t wait to buy 4 more for my office .Be careful because sometimes the sleeve hides the image, try it without it first.

Wonderful camera that has been going strong for the past year. Needed a cheap intraoral camera to help show patients pictures of their teeth and gums. This worked perfectly. Nice images that get the point across. It is not going to be 4K, but for the price it can't be beat, We use Open Dental and it works well with the imaging feature. The only thing that does not work well is the capture button. We have to use the keyboard to capture the image we want. It's fine when you have an assistant to help, but when you are on your own, it's not ideal.

Plugged it into the USB port, waited for Windows 7 to automatically install the software, ran XDR imaging software, and it worked after setting up the template. Didn't have to install any third party software to use it.When you are ready to capture images, remove the camera from the included holder and it automatically turns on. Place the camera back in the holder to shut it off. The button closer to the camera end saves the image / takes the picture. The button closer to the cord end freezes the image (push again to unfreeze). If you like the paused / frozen image, push the save button (button closer to the camera end) to save the image. Once the image is saved, XDR software will allow you to take another image, provided you created a template to take multiple pictures.Image quality isn't the best when the photo is enlarged, but you can see what you need to see. More importantly, patients can see what they were previously unable to see. Saves me a lot of time from trying to describe the problem or draw pictures to explain what is wrong.

I was originally very doubtful about getting this camera. My IT guy had been trying to get me to get these or at least try these out before spending $4k or so for the “high end” cameras. With insurance companies trying their best to deny any claim they can, I find taking intra-oral photos a necessity. These cameras do exactly what is needed. I don’t see a need for spending $3-4K for a simple phote. The price point is fantastic, so when you assistant or even you drop one you won’t go crazy thinking how much money was that. This camera doesn’t have all these bells and whistles. but all you need to do is take a good photo so you can educate your patient and maybe even get some money from those insurance companies. I would defintelty recommend these just be careful when you are cleanig near the lens. Use the shealths and you will be fine.

I bought this roughly a month ago, break it out and tried to install, but didn't get anywhere. The tutorial video was useless. Then someone from the company called me, trying to push me to buy more cameras. I told the rep that I was trying to get the camera working, which id didn't. He told me I'll need the activation keys which are supposed to come with the purchase. So he emailed me the keys.Today, I had a little more free time at the clinic, so I tried to install again. None of the provided keys works. We contacted the support team, and was told that the keys that came with the camera are just temporary keys. And they expires after 30 days. If it's only temporary so the consumer can test the camera, why sending 3 of them? And they sent me the keys on 3/12; today is 4/11, but they are expired anyway "or something like that" according to the technician. So in order for me to even try to get this camera to work, I will have to purchase a permanent key for the price of $25 per work station, or an unlimited option for $100. Clearly, I don't remember any of this "rule" was stated in the product description. He also informed me that this is just standard industry practice. And of course, the best way to solve my dilemma is to purchase more cameras, so I can get at least one to work to test it out.I am not sure what ProDent is really thinking. But I don't think anyone with a sane mind would try to purchase anything that clearly not well supported, and maybe not even working to his expectation. I am bummed that the purchased was made on 3/7 so it's past 30 days and I can't return the camera. But one thing is sure: I would not ever purchase anything from this company, who clearly is out to scam the consumer by selling the product without even a single activation key to make it work.

We purchased these cameras because we heard good things about them, in addition the price for these intra-oral cameras are a fraction of the cost of other distributor's intra oral cameras. We were pleasantly surprised with the quality of the photographs; One thing that was another surprise is that the protective sleeves that are provided do not reduce the quality of the photos; We have seen intra oral cameras that are very blurry once a protective sleeve is placed, not these cameras; Very light weight and very simple to work in our radiograph software once the installation process was performed by the IT team. Great customer service as well - Hannah did a great job answering our questions. We will def buy again.