W&H | Dental products for dentistry

Each year, the Red Dot Design Award honours outstanding achievements in design and innovation on a global scale. In 2026, W&H has been recognised for the design of its Seethrough Flex and Seethrough Max CBCT devices, developed to support dental professionals in diagnostics and treatment planning. The recognition reflects more than formal aesthetics. It highlights a design approach rooted in the realities of clinical workflows, where usability, clarity, and efficiency are essential.

Oral surgery and implantology are becoming increasingly complex, driven by digital workflows and interfaces. As a result, stand-alone solutions are reaching their limits. What today’s practices demand are fully integrated, end-to-end systems. This is exactly what the W&H Oral Surgery Compass represents. Designed as a practical guide, it supports clinicians throughout the entire treatment process – from diagnosis and digital planning to safe execution, as well as monitoring and documentation. The result is a seamlessly connected ecosystem in which devices, software and digital processes work hand in hand, enabling predictable outcomes, efficient workflows and a dental practice that is well-prepared for the future.

Dr Aly Virani recently visited the W&H headquarters, where he had the opportunity to experience the new W&H Oral Surgery Compass and its associated devices firsthand. In this interview, he shares his initial impressions.