Intraoral Camera 1 article

An intraoral camera is a small handheld optical camera used chairside to capture close-up views or live video from inside the mouth. It can document restorations, fractures, plaque, mucosal findings and other visible features while giving clinicians and patients a magnified view on a monitor or within practice software. The device supports communication and clinical records but does not see through tooth structure as radiography can. It also differs from a DSLR or mirrorless dental camera configured for standardized high-resolution case photography.