Get Grin Inc.

Alon Luis Lipnik

Pamela Sharon Oren-Artzi

Adam Benjamin Schulhof

Israel Fogel

Michal Yahav-priva

Yarden Eilat-bloch

Described herein are devices, systems, and methods for intraoral imaging. In an aspect, provided herein is an intraoral adapter comprising (a) an elongated housing comprising a distal element and a proximal element, wherein the proximal element and the distal element are releasably couple to one another; and (b) a viewing channel between the proximal element and the distal element, wherein the viewing channel is configured to define a field of view of an intraoral region of a subject's mouth.

Systems and methods for intraoral imaging

The intraoral imaging system described herein may comprise an intraoral adapter. The intraoral adapter may be operably coupled to a mobile device. The intraoral adapter may comprise an elongated housing comprising a viewing channel. The viewing channel may define a field of view of an intraoral region of a subject's mouth for intraoral scanning using a camera of a mobile device. The elongated housing may comprise a flange that is positioned outside of the field of view of the intraoral region of the subject's mouth. The intraoral imaging system may further comprise an image processing unit configured to (i) process a plurality of intraoral images and/or videos captured using the camera of the mobile device, and (ii) determine a dental condition of the subject based at least in part on the plurality of intraoral images and/or videos.

Systems and methods for remote dental monitoring

Dental scope

An intraoral imaging system comprising an intraoral adapter. The intraoral adapter may be operably coupled to a mobile device. The intraoral adapter may comprise an elongated housing comprising a viewing channel. The viewing channel may define a field of view of an intraoral region of a subject's mouth for intraoral scanning using a camera of a mobile device. The elongated housing may comprise a flange that is positioned outside of the field of view of the intraoral region of the subject's mouth. The intraoral imaging system may further comprise an image processing unit configured to (i) process a plurality of intraoral images and/or videos captured using the camera of the mobile device, and (ii) determine a dental condition of the subject based at least in part on the plurality of intraoral images and/or videos.

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Tel Aviv, Israel

Alon Luis Lipnik