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Vatech is one of the dental industry's hottest names in 2D & 3D imaging technology. Like a few other popular imaging brands, Vatech offers a range of advanced imaging systems to meet the diverse needs of dental professionals.

With decades of experience in dental imaging technology, Vatech is a proven leader in delivering innovative, high-quality dental X-ray machines at affordable prices. From launching the world’s first 3-in-1 digital X-ray system to a 41-layer digital panoramic radiograph, Vatech is one of the world’s premier dental imaging companies.

Planmeca is a Finnish dental equipment manufacturer that specializes in digital dental solutions. The company was founded in 1971 and has since grown to become one of the largest dental equipment manufacturers in the world, with a presence in over 120 countries.

Congratulations on completing dental school! As you embark on your journey as a dental professional, one essential piece of equipment that you may need to consider is a dental CBCT (cone beam) system. As you may have heard in school, 3D imaging is quickly becoming the new standard of care for dentists and dental specialists.

This specialized imaging tool plays a crucial role in a number of disciplines, predominately: Implants, Endodontics, Orthodontics, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, TMJ, Sleep & Airway Analysis, Surgical Guides and much more.

Carestream is one of today's trusted names in dental imaging technology. And for good reason, they manufacturer a wide range of advanced X-ray machines that cater to the diverse needs of dental professionals.

Planmeca is one of the leading names in dental imaging technology today. Like a few other popular imaging brands, Planmeca offers a range of advanced imaging systems to meet the diverse needs of dental professionals. Among their industry-recognized lineup, the Planmeca ProMax family of extraoral imaging devices stand out as versatile and reliable solutions for capturing high-quality dental images.

Hey, new CBCT owner!  We don't have to tell you what you already know.. but you just made a significant investment for your practice. After considerable research and planning, you now have a new piece of technology that has the potential to impact the bottom line for your practice!

Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) disorders can cause chronic pain, discomfort, and limitations in jaw movement for individuals. Accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning are crucial for managing TMJ disorders. Dental cone beam imaging has emerged as a valuable tool in diagnosing and treating TMJ disorders. In this article, we will explore how dental cone beam scans aid in the diagnosis and treatment of TMJ disorders, leading to improved patient outcomes.

Intraoral scanners have become a staple in dentistry in recent years, replacing traditional impression materials with digital impressions. These handheld devices use light and optical technology to capture a 3D image of the oral cavity, which is then transferred to a computer. One of the most exciting applications of intraoral scanners is their integration with 3D printing technology, which has revolutionized the field of dentistry.

With more and more dental and specialty practices making an investment in dental cone beam (CBCT) systems, you may be considering upgrading your practice’s imaging equipment. Three-dimensional imaging improves treatment planning capability while allowing your practice to expand your in-house service offerings to attract more patients. However, CBCT systems are sizable investments that require proper planning and consideration. With so many reputable products in the CBCT market today, how do you choose the right machine? If you focus on a few key features that are important to your practice, it will help you feel confident in your investment.

Are you planning on expanding your dental or specialty practice? Opening a new office or satellite? Searching for ways to attract and retain patients? Don’t miss this all-in-one guide to help you leverage your investment in advanced dental imaging technologies.