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In a dental field that is increasingly competitive and constantly evolving, entrepreneurial skill and business acumen are valuable assets towards the success of your practice. One area where this is especially true is in the field of orthodontics. Enter the OrthoPreneurs, a trailblazing community of doctors who are not just orthodontic practitioners but also savvy entrepreneurs. 

For dental professionals looking to master the art of placing dental implants, one organization stands out: the Resnik Implant Institute (formerly Misch Resnik Implant Institute).

As you've undoubtedly heard, dental CBCT cone beam and 3D imaging are quickly becoming the new standard of care for dentists and dental specialists.

Starting a dental practice can be both exhilarating and daunting. Taking the right steps to opening your own practice gives you the opportunity to control how your practice operates. It also, of course, comes with major considerations - finances, staffing/recruiting, patients, service offerings, construction, legal, technology/equipment, and the list goes on. 

Dentists and specialists who diagnose and treat periodontal disease may be surprised to learn of all the ways 3D cone beam dental systems (dental cone beam computed tomography) are able to enhance their service offering. While often thought of as a tool primarily used for implants, sleep studies, orthodontics, and endodontics, this advanced imaging technology also can provide periodontists with detailed and accurate information for improved clinical outcomes.

Here at Renew Digital, we hear a variety of questions related to purchasing a 3D cone beam dental system - particularly from those who are just getting started with 3D imaging for the first time. We’ve helped thousands of doctors, like you, find the right system, regardless of brand - based on the unique needs of your practice. And, because we carry a wide inventory of certified pre-owned dental CBCT systems, we’re able to accommodate the specific needs of any dental practice - particularly practice layout/space constraints, treatment offerings, and especially budget.

For over a decade, dental professionals have been ditching traditional impressions and materials in favor of their digital counterpart, the intraoral scanner. With years of development and great demand from the dental community, intraoral scanners are more powerful, comfortable, easy-to-use and affordable than ever before. It's become quite a crowded marketplace, with new options arriving constantly! 

Our team has been buying and selling dental imaging technologies for over 10 years. We have experience with just about every imaging brand out there, so we typically have good insight as to the advantages (and shortcomings) of most imaging technologies. 

Today, you'll find dentists and specialists ditching traditional impressioning and making the investment in intraoral scanners. And, it’s easy to see why... when scanners are more powerful and more accessible than ever before. Your staff and patients benefit with an easy-to-use tool for minimally invasive impressioning, creating exportable digital patient records - easily shared with 3D printers, labs and/or mills.