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Although some patients may have concerns about radiation exposure during a dental appointment, the amount of radiation dentists use is so insignificant that many patients consider it an afterthought. When explaining dental X-ray machine radiation to patients, dental practitioners sometimes compare dental radiation dose to the amount of natural radiation a patient may receive from a few minutes lounging at the beach or traveling on an airplane. This helps patients better understand the risks of dental imaging vs. the rewards of maintaining proper dental health.

You need state-of-the art equipment to remain competitive in today’s dental market. If investing in updated dental imaging technology isn’t currently part of your budget, using one of the three creative purchasing techniques below can help you obtain the equipment sooner than you would have otherwise.

At Renew Digital, we understand you have a choice when it comes to where to purchase dental equipment for sale. Our company, founded by friends and business partners Bryan Delano and Lyle Miller nearly a decade ago, operates on the principle of helping dentists realize their return on investment (ROI) as quickly as possible. Below are several reasons to consider choosing Renew Digital to buy used dental equipment compared to similar companies.

Carestream Kodak dental X-ray machines have a reputation as some of the most affordable in the dental industry while still offering high image quality. The advanced imaging capability and simple, intuitive software make a great combination when it comes to obtaining clear and consistent extraoral imaging.

You already know that certified pre-owned Sirona CBCT equipment would be an excellent addition to your dental practice. The only problem is that you may not know which of the two main pre-owned models offered by Renew Digital to choose. Below we explore some of the most important features of the Sirona Galileos Comfort Plus and the Sirona XG 3D as well as their similarities and differences to help you make the right choice.

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.

Planmeca ProMax is a brand long associated with premium quality dental imaging. If you are considering adding a certified pre-owned Planmeca ProMax S3 X-ray or cone beam to your dental or dental specialty practice, you can’t go wrong. But, with all of the options out there, it may be difficult to decide on the unit that’s right for you.

Since its recommendation by the American Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Academy in 2012, 3D cone beam technology has become the standard of care for most dental professionals to obtain a complete picture when planning and placing dental implants. Cone beam computed tomography, or CBCT, provides you with a precise, relational view of the patient’s anatomy when planning implant procedures. 3D cone beam images, along with their associated 3D imaging software, allow practitioners to plan the treatment from implant through final restoration for the best and most predictable patient outcomes.

Planmeca CBCT machines are revered the world over as one of the leading names in the dental manufacturing industry. Once you have had the chance to review all the features of a Planmeca CBCT, we are certain that you will love it as much as we do.

Planmeca ProMax 3D equipment, available as a refurbished system from Renew Digital, provides integral imaging capabilities for dentists across many specialties. This unit also comes equipped with 2D panoramic X-ray imaging, Selectively Compliant Robotic Arm (SCARA) technology, and several 3D cone beam fields of view. These are just some of the things that make Planmeca ProMax 3D so diverse and adaptable. Below are some of the most common dental specialists who use Planmeca ProMax 3D equipment for diagnostic and treatment purposes.