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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.

Dentists and dental professionals are increasingly shying away from messy and uncomfortable traditional dental impressions in favor of intraoral scanners that allow for the capture of impressions digitally.

As the leading provider of certified pre-owned digital dental equipment from premier manufacturers, we are constantly fielding questions from our valued customers about which type and/or model of dental X-ray machine to purchase. One of the most common questions we get is whether a digital panorex X-ray machine or a dental cone beam system is the best choice when upgrading to a new extraoral imaging system. Here are some of the considerations we offer when advising our current and prospective customers.

The KaVo Orthopantogmograph OP 3D Pro is a technologically advanced and highly sensitive dental X-ray machine. As such, it must be maintained and calibrated regularly to ensure the highest quality images and proper equipment operation. The maintenance and calibration schedules listed below are based on the manufacturer’s recommendations but can be adjusted to be more stringent based on state and local regulations, if necessary. Be sure to check with your state and local regulatory authorities for required maintenance and calibration frequencies.

The Orthopantomograph OP 3D Pro panoramic and cone beam system from KaVo includes many innovative and technologically advanced features to help streamline image workflow and enhance patient safety. Let’s take a look at just some of these state-of-the-art functions that enable KaVo dental X-ray machines to deliver consistently high-quality digital panoramic and dental cone beam images each and every time.

The cost of adding a dental cone beam machine to your dental or dental specialty practice can seem overwhelming at first. Of course your patients will see the immediate benefits of having this technology in your office, but as a business owner, your mind is also focused on profits. Here are a few ways you can recoup the costs and see a quick return on investment.

Like most electronics these days, there is a large market and many options for refurbished dental equipment. Here are some questions to ask the seller before you select refurbished dental equipment, especially very expensive and specialized equipment such as used dental X-ray machines.

The digital revolution has taken the healthcare industry by storm. This especially is true when it comes to radiography. When you bring a digital dental X-ray machine into your practice, you’ll see a lot of immediate benefits, as well as some long-term ones.

Here at Renew Digital, we sell many different types of X-ray machines to many different types of dental professionals. It’s safe to say that there’s no one-size-fits-all when it comes to dental X-ray equipment because each practice has its own needs. But it’s also safe to say that the Planmeca ProMax panoramic X-ray machine is an ideal fit for most dental practices. Here are a few of the reasons we frequently recommend this unit.

There are many places you can go to find used dental X-ray equipment. You can buy refurbished or overstock equipment at a discount directly from the manufacturer or a dealer. You can choose a used equipment reseller, often called a remanufacturer. Or, you can choose to purchase from another practitioner. Regardless of where you get your equipment, it’s important to ask a few questions before writing the check.