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Dental imaging equipment is one of the largest technology investments a practice will make. Fortunately, it's also an investment that can potentially serve your practice...
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You’ve selected—or started shopping for—the right CBCT machine. Now comes another important question:
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Your dental X-ray machine still works.
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By Jonathan Graf, Director of Purchasing, Renew Digital
Over the past decade that we’ve been in business, we’ve worked extensively with the majority of the leading dental imaging manufacturers. We’ve also worked very closely with thousands of dental and dental specialty practices across the country and have developed a thorough understanding of their clinical and workflow needs.
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When dentists compare imaging systems, the first number they usually look at is the purchase price.
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For decades, panoramic and cephalometric X-rays have served as the backbone of dental diagnostics. They're fast, affordable, and provide valuable information for many routine procedures.
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For decades, panoramic and cephalometric imaging have served as the foundation of dental diagnostics. Even today, many successful practices continue to rely on 2D imaging for a wide range of treatments.
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For many dental practices, upgrading from traditional 2D imaging to 3D CBCT feels inevitable. The question is no longer if cone beam technology matters—it’s when it makes sense for your practice.
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The dental industry is constantly evolving, with exciting, new advancements in tech driving the need for updated equipment.
Extraoral X-ray machines, in particular, are essential tools for diagnostics and treatment planning. For most practices, from panos, pan/cephs to CBCTs, these are essential for the day-to-day operations and all diagnostic work.
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