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Many patients fear having dental cone beam X-rays taken because they do not want to expose themselves to more radiation than is absolutely necessary. However, this can make it difficult to get the information you, as a dentist or dental specialist, need in order to develop a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.

Certified pre-owned Planmeca CBCT machines are a very popular and affordable choice for dentists and dental specialists wishing to place dental implants. That said, Renew Digital gets a lot of questions about how implant workflow works with the Planmeca CBCT machines. We love that our users are trying to get the most out of this advanced technology while providing the best possible care to their patients! We’ve put together this quick and easy guide to help you navigate the software and provide the ultimate in implant treatment planning options for your patients.

Here at Renew Digital, we get a lot of questions about how offices can share Vatech CBCT images with patients, colleagues, and others. Depending on which device you want to save the files to, there are a few different methods. Here are our recommendations for some of the most common methods.

For an advanced way to analyze your patients’ oral health, check out the Planmeca ProMax 3D imaging system. Dentists and dental specialists across the country are quickly coming to prefer cone beam technology when diagnosing and treating their patients. Dental professionals can now provide better, safer, and more efficient treatment with the advancements in CBCT technology. The pre-owned Planmeca ProMax 3D systems from Renew Digital make this high-quality equipment more affordable and accessible than ever before.

Here at Renew Digital, we typically carry the Vatech PaX-I 3D and the PaX Duo 3D certified pre-owned models, but sometimes have other Vatech models in stock. Both are high-quality machines made even better by our low pricing. Have you been considering a Vatech CBCT machine? Here are six top reasons you’re going to be happy with this choice.

Is your practice considering adding used dental equipment from a reseller to your practice? In the age of eBay, Facebook Marketplace, Facebook Groups, Dentaltown and other online resources, buying and selling used dental equipment and other devices is more widely accepted than ever before, and it no longer carries the “used” stigma. But not all used dental equipment, or all used dental equipment resellers, are created equally. Here are some important questions you may want to ask before choosing a reseller to provide used dental equipment for your practice.

Are you considering selling your panorex dental machine? Maybe you are upgrading to cone beam, consolidating practices, or retiring. For whatever reason, you may have a dental panorex machine that you want to get rid of. With everything else on your plate during an equipment transition, where do you even start? Here are a few guidelines on how to offload that old dental X-ray machine and how to obtain the information that is often required to make the sale.

Whether you’re a new dental practice just starting out, or you’re trying to keep your financials under control, buying certified pre-owned Planmeca X-ray machines makes sense from both a budget and a quality perspective. You can find these high-quality machines in near-perfect condition at 40-60% off the price of buying new when you shop certified pre-owned with Renew Digital. Why is this such a good idea? Let’s take a look at some of the top benefits.

Today’s dental digital panorex can find more than just tooth decay. They can also detect critical medical conditions. As a dental professional, this ability is vital to your important role in overall patient health. You can warn patients better than ever before of potential health risks. After all, the average patient visits their dentist twice per year, but only visits their primary care physician every five to 10 years. This means you’re the patient’s first line of defense in managing their overall health. Let’s take a look at this in more detail.

Used dental equipment for sale is plentiful thanks to sites such as eBay, dental blogs, Facebook, and other used equipment websites. But before you buy, you should be aware of the many hidden costs for both buyer and seller in a transaction of this type.