DENTASCAN

Premium LED dental lamp: KYP138

Dentascan KYP138 is a high-intensity LED surgical lamp built for implantology and advanced dentistry, with adjustable lux and color temperature, low heat, and shadow-reduced illumination for clearer visibility during long procedures.

Controlled illumination. 30,000–90,000 lux with 8-level adjustment for the right intensity per procedure.

Adjustable color temperature. 4,000K–5,500K with 8 levels to match tissue reflection and operator preference.

Shadow-reduced, uniform light. Multi-LED clusters designed to reduce multi-shadow and keep the field evenly lit.

Sterile-friendly controls. Touchless sensor activation plus precision touch sliders for quick changes during surgery.

Comfort for long cases. Low heat emission and flicker-free, stable output for extended implant procedures.

From 4400EUR

+ VAT

Or € 625/mo.

2 Year warranty & customer support

All Dentascan scanners include a 2-year warranty and customer support to help with setup and troubleshooting, with a clear service process if an issue comes up.

EU Certified medical device

This device meets EU requirements for safety and compliance in its medical device category, with documentation and traceability available on request.

Financing support available

We offer installment plans so your clinic can spread the cost over time instead of paying the full amount upfront. Financing terms depend on country and approval.

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REVIEWS

The reasons why clinics go digital

Fewer remakes & more predictable fit

“Once we switched to digital impressions, our remake rate dropped. I can check margins and contacts chairside, fix issues immediately, and send the lab a scan I actually trust. The whole crown and bridge workflow feels predictable now.”

Dr. Janis A.

Dentist, Dr.Albert Dental

Faster appointments & smoother workflows

“Scanning saves real chairtime. Assistants can capture and verify the scan in minutes, the dentist reviews quickly, and we move on. Less mess, less back and forth, and fewer delays across the schedule.”