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Are you looking for ways to economy-proof your practice? Across the country, dental practices are looking to increase their profitability by retaining more patients, lowering overhead and increasing their service offerings.

CBCT is a proven method towards increasing a dental practice's profitability.

Why?

3D imaging available through CBCT allows doctors to retain more procedures, and gives a visual aid for educating your patients - opening the door for increased treatment acceptance.

Think of CBCT as a tool to allow you to do more, better dentistry! 

So, are you ready? Today, we're going to talk about the qualifiers and considerations dentists (regardless of specialty) should take when considering an upgrade from 2D imaging to CBCT.. based on feedback we've received from doctors we've worked with.

As a dental professional, the 4 letters CBCT are likely not new to you. After all, you’ve probably heard CBCT or dental cone beam computed tomography mentioned in a CE course, webinar, dental conference, by a colleague or coworker or in your dental studies.

But, if you’re accustomed to using 2D imaging now, why switch to 3D dental cone beam CT?

Have you given any thought to trading in your imaging unit to treat patients with a more advanced imaging solution?

Korean dental imaging manufacturer Vatech is one of the dental industry's hottest names in imaging technology, and for good reason! From launching the world’s first 3-in-1 digital X-ray system to a 41-layer digital panoramic radiograph, Vatech has built quite a reputation across the globe.

Expanding your dental practice by opening a satellite office can be an exciting opportunity to grow your business, reach new patients, and increase your offerings.

Here at Renew Digital, often speak to doctors who are interested in tracing airways to expand their service offering, but are unsure about the process and how to get started.

Before you make the investment in the right imaging equipment for airway studies, it's important to understand the workflow for tracing airway, then you can start evaluating the equipment that will help you achieve the results you're looking for.

Today, we're going to resolve these by simplifying the process of analyzing airways, to help you get started with airway studies in your practice.

Upgrading to CBCT is not just a technological upgrade—it's an investment in precision, efficiency, and patient-centric care. By harnessing the power of CBCT imaging, dental practices can elevate diagnostic accuracy, treatment planning efficacy, and patient satisfaction.

Hello, Pediatric Dentists! Thinking about investing in dental cone beam technology? Or replacing your existing equipment with a modern machine that will meet the imaging needs of your young patients?

We just got back from this year’s AAO Annual Meeting hosted in beautiful New Orleans! Upon our return, we started reflecting on all we gleaned from the show, including prevalent technology and methodology trends. One item that seems to stand out every year is dental cone beam computed tomography (CBCT). Not so much as whether IF they are using CBCT, as much as HOW they’re using and WHAT KIND of equipment is best.

Like shopping for airfare, a car, or furniture, sometimes there's a certain time of year where you might expect to get a better price than others. Capital equipment for your practice, like a dental X-ray machine, is no exception!