LM DTS Cabinet
Newest innovation, LM DTS™ cabinet can be used for storing and scanning dental materials. LM DTS™ Cabinet uses UHF (Ultra High Frequency) RFID technology to efficiently track, monitor and control dental materials. The RFID tag can be attached to any material from different manufacturers enabling complete traceability of the materials by scanning them with the LM DTS™ readers. Assets are wirelessly read in just a few seconds.
LM DTS™ Cabinets
Cabinets with built-in intelligence
LM DTS RFID scanning cabinet, a reliable scanner and storage for all dental materials.
By placing RFID stickers on implant, filling material or other packages enables LM DTS™ to keep track of the inventory levels inside the cabinet, document usage by department or staff member, and store serial or LOT numbers for reliable traceability.
Cabinets have integrated RFID readers and antennas and electric locks which all are controlled in the control unit above the fixed module. 10” touch screen user interface is located on the front side of the control unit. All cabinets are controlled similarly and the software is the same in all models. Integration to LM DTS™ cloud server is made via Ethernet cable or WLAN connection. The cloud server knows exactly what is taken from the cabinet, what the inventory levels are and who took what from the cabinet.
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Safe and smart storage of materials
LM DTS Cabinet is available in different sizes – growing with your need for storage
The different sizes available are:
LM DTS™ Cabinet 1, LM DTS™ Cabinet 2, LM DTS™ Cabinet 3, LM DTS™ Cabinet 4
An RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) system consists of three components: a scanning antenna and transceiver (often combined into one reader, also known as an interrogator) and a transponder, the RFID tag. The RFID tag consists of a microchip and antenna. The tag contains electronically-stored information which is read with a reader. Any materials at a dental clinic can be connected to LM Dental Tracking System™ for tracking and monitoring by attaching stickers with built-in RFID tags to packages.
The cabinet lets us know when the expire date of a material is coming to an end enabling us to take them into use avoiding that any expensive materials go to waste
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LM Dental Tracking System Use Cases
Efficient implant management at Virginia Commonwealth University
Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) School of Dentistry encountered significant challenges in implant management due to the absence of a dedicated tracking system. Consequently, manual management processes resulted in various issues, including financial losses from the ineffective use of expired implants. Discover how successful implementation of an implant management system led to remarkable improvements..
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Asset circulation management at Dental Universities
Managing borrowed instruments and assets in universities poses challenges. Manual methods lead to laborious work, missing items, and human errors. The solution? LM DTS™, a simple system for efficient lending and better accountability.
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Centralized reprocessing solution for a wellbeing service county
A wellbeing services county including 20 separate clinic agreed to combine their reprocessing services into three centralized reprocessing service providers with the aim to make the process more efficient and cost effective and to crate a standardized reprocessing process for all the clinics in the county. Discover how implementation of LM DTS™ provided the clinics with a simple yet comprehensive solution for efficient maintenance operation management and monitoring of instruments.
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From chaos to control: How Elegant dental clinic overcame inventory challenges
Elegant, a private dental clinic, struggled with inventory management, causing material shortages, delays, and reduced patient satisfaction. After implementing the LM DTS™ system, the clinic achieved efficient real-time inventory tracking, faster treatments, and improved patient care, leading to cost savings and better overall performance.