How Much Space Do You Need for a Dental CBCT Machine?
A Practical Guide to Planning Your Dental Imaging Room
You’ve selected—or started shopping for—the right CBCT machine. Now comes another important question:
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Frank Tagye is a Regional Sales Director for Renew Digital. With over 15 years of dental equipment sales, Frank has helped thousands of dentists across the US successfully embrace digital radiography, Cone Beam CT 3D systems, and intra-oral scanners seamlessly into their practices.
You’ve selected—or started shopping for—the right CBCT machine. Now comes another important question:
Sidexis is the 3D dental imaging software from world-renowned dental imaging equipment manufacturer, Dentsply Sirona. As a solution for acquiring, manipulating and optimizing 3D imaging files for treatment planning, Sirona Sidexis is one of the most powerful dental software platforms available in the market today. It offers a rich selection of tools and features for all needs and specialties.
Over the past decade that we’ve been in business, we’ve worked extensively with the majority of the leading dental imaging manufacturers. We’ve also worked very closely with thousands of dental and dental specialty practices across the country and have developed a thorough understanding of their clinical and workflow needs.
Purchasing a dental CBCT or digital X-ray system is a significant investment, and timing your purchase strategically can save your practice thousands of dollars. Whether you're launching a new office, expanding, or upgrading your imaging capabilities, understanding seasonal trends, tax advantages, and inventory cycles can help you make the smartest move.
Purchasing dental imaging equipment is one of the largest financial decisions most practices will make.
Buying a certified pre-owned cone beam CT (CBCT) system can be one of the smartest investments a dental practice makes.
Digital ceph X-rays have come a long way since their inception a few decades ago. Modern digital technology makes taking and managing cephalometric X-rays faster and safer than ever before. Take a look at just a few important technology improvements in digital cephalometric X-ray design and function to help make practices more efficient and improve patient care.
For decades, panoramic and cephalometric X-rays have served as the backbone of dental diagnostics. They're fast, affordable, and provide valuable information for many routine procedures.
For many dental practices, upgrading from traditional 2D imaging to 3D CBCT feels inevitable. The question is no longer if cone beam technology matters—it’s when it makes sense for your practice.
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