Detect caries earlier and start treatment faster
with DEXIS CariVu™

Compact, portable and easy-to-use, DEXIS CariVu offers an efficient way to detect early-stage caries with 99% accuracy* — so you can begin a more minimally invasive plan of care right away. No more waiting to see what develops, with on-the-spot diagnosis and a higher degree of certainty.

Early Caries Detection in Action

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    1 (of 4): Using this radiograph, what do you see?

    Looks like a healthy set of teeth with a couple of intact restorations.

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    2 (of 4): DEXIS CariVu shows a different story.

    Using CariVu's transillumination technology, now you can see "through" the tooth and expose the inter proximal caries on the mesial of tooth #14.

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    3 (of 4): Diagnosis is confirmed after opening the tooth.

    Upon opening the tooth, the intraoral photo confirms what was apparent on the CariVu image. The caries is exposed!

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    4 (of 4): See the brilliant final result.

    Your best “second opinion” to any radiograph is CariVu.

Early Detection Made Easier


"Now we can visibly see pathology inside the tooth before we ever find it on a radiograph, and the patient gets to see it as well."
— Dr. Todd Snyder**
Read Dr. Snyder’s in-depth case study on CariVu and early caries detection.

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*Proximal dentin lesions represented in CariVu images correlate to the actual condition in the tooth with 99% accuracy. Study data on file. CariVu is a diagnostic aid for the detection of open or incipient carious lesions above the gingiva and for monitoring the progress of such lesions. Indications for use for CariVu are detection of: smooth surface caries; occlusal carries; proximal caries; initial caries; secondary caries; cracks.

**The opinions and techniques shown here are the recommendation of Dr. Snyder. KaVo Kerr is a medical device manufacturer and does not dispense medical advice. Clinicians should use their own judgement in treating their patients.