MEDIT
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MEDIT is an intraoral scanner hardware manufacturer with the i600, i700, i900, and i900M product line, bundling an open-ecosystem software platform (Medit Link) and chairside CAD/CAM apps for end-to-end digital dentistry workflows.
Launca
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Guangdong Launca Medical Device Technology makes the DL-206, DL-206P, DL-300, DL-300P, and DL-300 Wireless intraoral scanners - value-tier hardware sold in the US via dealers such as Nour Dental Supply and listed on Dentalcompare.
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