Medit Scanners
The family with the biggest share of digital start-ups in Iran — from the i700 to the T710 desktop scanner.
Medit has three devices in Dentiva's lineup covering three different needs: the i700 for a low-risk start, the i900 for practices where speed is decisive, and the T710, a desktop scanner built for labs.
All three share two things that keep the total cost of ownership low long-term: Medit Link software with no annual subscription fee, and open STL / PLY / OBJ output. You don't pay for software every year, and you're not locked into one lab or milling provider — send the file wherever you need.
Medit intraoral scanner tips are autoclavable and reusable, so unlike systems with disposable tips, the running cost per scan is essentially zero.
Products from MEDIT
Medit i700 — a reliable choice for starting your digital workflow.
Medit i900 — the fastest generation in the Medit family.
Medit T710 — the fastest desktop scanner in the Medit family.
See all options in the intraoral scanners category to compare models side by side.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between the Medit i700 and i900?
The i900 is the newer, faster generation, built for high case volume; the i700 is the more economical, widely used option for starting digital work. Both scan powder-free and have open output.
Does Medit's software have an annual fee?
No. Medit Link comes with no annual subscription fee — one of Medit's main differences from most competitors.
Does Medit output work with exocad and 3Shape?
Yes. Output is saved in the open STL, PLY and OBJ formats and is compatible with common CAD software.
For a lab, should I buy the i700 or the T710?
If your work is scanning casts and impressions, the T710 desktop scanner gives more accuracy and speed on full-arch cases. The i700 makes sense when you want to scan directly inside the mouth.