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Post date: May 20, 2019 6:46:34 PM
Dr. Kami Hoss and his fellow orthodontics experts at the San Diego-based The Super Dentists are bringing fun to every kid visiting the pediatric dentistry with the launch of its own augmented reality app. With the hi-tech Vivarra Dental AR app, popular The Super Dentists characters will come to life in gorgeous 3D. Aside from conjuring the orthodontic practice’s beloved characters, the augmented reality app also aims to educate families on the many benefits of maintaining sound dental hygiene. “We want our patients to look forward to coming to the dentist and have designed every single thing we do with that goal in mind,” says Dr. Hoss. Indeed, the AR app will allow for an out-of-this-world, engaging experience for kids and deepen their connection with The Super Dentists story and characters.
To interact with The Super Dentists Vivarra AR app, children and parents must first download it from the App Store or Google Play (or even via the New Patients page at TheSuperDentists.com). They can then hover over large colorful floor targets (each about one to two minutes long) in offices or over postcards at home for the same experience in mini-form. Once downloaded onto their smartphones and computers, The Super Dentists’ most popular characters will come to life, enthused Dr. Kami Hoss. These include the Tooth Keri, Cavitar, Dr. Have on Super Smile, and MeloD, who will interact with users and answer FAQs about The Super Dentists and its doctors and offer various tips on dental care.
The augmented reality app is but the latest innovation created by the Southern California pediatric dentistry. Dr. Hoss has pioneered various other innovations in the past that seek to both transform and reinvent the dental experience.
Dr. Kami Hoss is the CEO of The Super Dentists, the largest pediatric dentistry and orthodontic practice in San Diego. He is also the chief executive of Acceledontics and The Howard Healthcare Academy. For more tips and reads on dental health, go to this site.
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