Dental LED Intraoral Camera 2.0 Mega Pixels USB 2.0 MD930U

Best intra-oral camera value
This is a great deal. I one in three hygiene rooms and 4 clinical ops. I bought the first 7 about 4-5 years ago and 4 of them still work. Just ordered 3 more today to replace cavicide stricken ones. Well worth the money. They pay for themselves in the first month of use, and I don't even use them very often. Even though about half of mine have broken, I could have spent $5000 and only had one or $35,000 to have them in every room. I'm a big fan of intraoral photography with a real dslr camera and macro lens for actual clinical examination, but these are great tools to quickly show a patient a problem with a single tooth. If I'm busy, my staff sometimes takes pics of teeth and shows patients problems. The patient usually think the tooth looks worse than I do. Quit explaining so much to someone why they need a crown; a picture is worth a thousand words.