DY-50 Intraoral Camera Dental Camera Super Clear Button Driver Included Work W/Eaglesoft Dexis More

I bought one of these in 2022 and recently purchased another. Great image quality and it works well with Romexis. Instructions for installation, software download and license key for installation is pretty straightforward. Good price point compared to what dental supply companies offer.

Way cheaper than what you would get from a dental supply company. Used these for years and it’s great quality. Works good with Open Dental. There’s a third party software called IOC Snapshot that works with Open Dental.

The value of this camera blows my mind. I recently bought a dental practice and wanted to bring in intraoral cameras to use for patient education and treatment planning. I had my local dental supply rep come in and show me the options. He showed me 2 options: 1 "cheap" camera for $3200 and 1 "cadillac" version for $5000. Feeling discouraged I began researching online and thought I'd give the Daryou DY-50 a try. I wasn't able to get it installed and working myself on PracticeWorks so I had our IT guy come in and set it up for me. Relatively simple to use and very good, crisp pictures. The capture button wouldn't freeze the picture but all we have to do is hit the power button and then the picture is saved. The auto-focus works very well and I don't have to fumble around trying to focus the picture as I have in the past with the expensive cameras. The detail and clarity of the photos are better than a camera I had in the past that was $2000. The quality and price of this camera is amazing. The pictures are even crystal clear with the form fitting cover sheaths provided which I've never been able to use on expensive cameras before without blurring the picture. Even if my IT guy's bill comes back at $100 this is one of the best investments I've ever made in a dental practice.

I have been a dental office manager for over 40 years. There is nothing better than a good intraoral photo of a tooth or teeth to get an insurance claim paid. A picture is worth 1000 words! We use Dentrix 6.0 and Dexis 9.0. We received our new Daryou - BY-50 USB intraoral camera today. I had read all the reviews and decided we had nothing to lose except a huge old Accucam camera and a wobbly cart that we roll it around on. I plugged in the camera without loading the software into one workstation followed by the USB foot pedal for Dexis. The installation could not have been easier. The camera is extremely light weight, fits easily into the mouth and has a nice focal range. One press of the foot pedal to take the picture, one press to save the picture and one press to take another photo. That is all there is to it!. When you are in your Dexis software, you can click on the "Dexis" word on the right side of the screen, Click on preferences and under the capture device, select automatic. The photos are excellent and will definitely provide excellent documentation for treatment. We have already order two more camera's and foot pedals for our other two treatment rooms. Oh and by the way, did mention tDARYOU DY-50 USB Super Clear Intraoral Dental Camera. Top Quality.Works With Most Dental Imaging Software.1-year Replacementhe doctor loves this camera, too!

My previous office ordered this camera as supplement camera for our opertories. We found it took better images compared to the Schick camera! It was not hard to set up, taking a picture is VERY easy. I am very happy with this product that I bought one for my new office.

Great camera. great value. works well with dentrix. great customer support. thanks

Purchased for a dental office near St. Louis, MO and have it hooked into OneView which is an Apteryx imaging program. This thing takes great pictures and I brag about it to anyone who listens. Takes much better pictures than our dated but very much expensive Gendex intraoral cameras which send video through an s-video cable into a usb converter. This thing is so simple - install the driver on each computer and plug it in as you need it. we ended up buying a second one we liked it so much. A fellow colleague who went to dental school with me also purchased two for his office as well. (Found out cause he called me to brag about them, coincidentally I had just purchased the one a few weeks before). My only complaint is the capture button does not work for my software so someone has to hit the space bar or you can buy a foot pedal. I would not think it would be difficult to have a service that runs which applies a key stroke that you can assign to the capture button. Seems minor, but it really should be able to work. It does not seem to me to be worth the cost to purchase a foot pedal for each room not to mention the annoyance of another thing to clog up the floor at my feet. If you are dental office, you can afford to give it a try - I will bet you buy another.

I am a general dentist performing everything from advanced surgery to routine sealants on little kids. Recently, I had a patient who I've known for over two years. He is 65 years old and the 6 year molar needs a restoration (first filling ever on the tooth). 61 years later conservative dentistry says this tooth needs a simple filling. I have known for 2 years and I've suggested nothing so far. When I told him that next year he's going to want to do this feeling he told me that he's going to need a second opinion. I asked him if he was kidding and he said no. I have owned my own practice for 13 years since I got out of school and I'm used to people trusting me. I am very conservative and this patient requires visual evidence that this cavity exists on his precious tooth. I then searched for a beautiful camera to take this picture. This intro oral camera system is all you need. It will help you with insurance submission, before and after photos, patient acceptance, you name it. I am very satisfied and suggest you buy it!