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When patients become accustomed to one technology, it can be challenging for them to accept something new. Below are answers to frequently asked questions that your patients may have about CBCT when you upgrade to 3D imaging from 2D imaging.

Why More Practices Are Making the Move from Panoramic Imaging to 3D Diagnostics

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 decades, panoramic and cephalometric imaging have served as the foundation of dental diagnostics. Even today, many successful practices continue to rely on 2D imaging for a wide range of treatments.

A Smarter Guide to CBCT Adoption in 2026

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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As one of the most significant equipment investments for a dental practice, you're probably thinking about should be well-researched and carefully planned prior to purchase.

i-CAT CBCT is a premium brand in the lineup of DEXIS products. It's likely that if you're in the market for a CBCT, particularly one with cephalometric capabilities, the i-CAT is on the shortlist of recommendations from colleagues, referrals and dealers.

With over two decades of experience perfecting the hardware and software behind intraoral scanners, iTero remains one of the top brands in the marketplace - and for good reason!

While running a dental practice is certainly rewarding, let's face it, it comes with it's fair share of challenges. From managing costs to ensuring top-notch patient care, dentists have added responsibilities from their medical training in running their business.

The dental industry is constantly evolving, with exciting, new advancements in tech driving the need for updated equipment.

Extraoral X-ray machines, in particular, are essential tools for diagnostics and treatment planning. For most practices, from panos, pan/cephs to CBCTs, these are essential for the day-to-day operations and all diagnostic work.