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Dentists are bound by the ALARA principle to capture patient images with radiation doses that are as low as reasonably achievable. This helps to mitigate the potential for future health concerns for your patients. As this is a large concern for some patients, they may decide to refuse a dental cone beam scan, therefore making you unable to accurately and efficiently diagnose them and develop a treatment plan.

Here at Renew Digital, we offer a wide range of Planmeca ProMax 2D panorex models and typically carry a few different options at any given time. The Planmeca ProMax is well known in the dental market for its reliability, dependability, and long life. It can be upgraded to cephalometric or cone beam imaging at any time, making it one of the most versatile options. Plus, at 30-50% less than the cost of new Planmeca ProMax machines, they’re not only a powerful digital X-ray machine, but also an unbeatable value. Take a look below at some of the features that set the Planmeca ProMax apart from other digital dental X-ray machines in its class.

Many patients fear having dental cone beam X-rays taken because they do not want to expose themselves to more radiation than is absolutely necessary. However, this can make it difficult to get the information you, as a dentist or dental specialist, need in order to develop a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.

Certified pre-owned Planmeca CBCT machines are a very popular and affordable choice for dentists and dental specialists wishing to place dental implants. That said, Renew Digital gets a lot of questions about how implant workflow works with the Planmeca CBCT machines. We love that our users are trying to get the most out of this advanced technology while providing the best possible care to their patients! We’ve put together this quick and easy guide to help you navigate the software and provide the ultimate in implant treatment planning options for your patients.

For an advanced way to analyze your patients’ oral health, check out the Planmeca ProMax 3D imaging system. Dentists and dental specialists across the country are quickly coming to prefer cone beam technology when diagnosing and treating their patients. Dental professionals can now provide better, safer, and more efficient treatment with the advancements in CBCT technology. The pre-owned Planmeca ProMax 3D systems from Renew Digital make this high-quality equipment more affordable and accessible than ever before.

Whether you’re a new dental practice just starting out, or you’re trying to keep your financials under control, buying certified pre-owned Planmeca X-ray machines makes sense from both a budget and a quality perspective. You can find these high-quality machines in near-perfect condition at 40-60% off the price of buying new when you shop certified pre-owned with Renew Digital. Why is this such a good idea? Let’s take a look at some of the top benefits.

Taking the leap from 2D to 3D dental imaging can be daunting and extremely expensive. Fortunately, Renew Digital offers high-quality dental imaging equipment at 40-60% less than buying brand new, all backed by quality service and support you can count on. Sound too good to be true? It’s not.

You want the best imaging equipment to aid in patient treatment planning, yet you don’t have the available funds or are not ready invest in new equipment. A refurbished Planmeca ProMax 3D system can be the ideal solution. Equipped with SCARA (Selective Compliance Assembly Robot Arm) technology, Planmeca ProMax 3D offers multiple features that enable you to capture high-quality, detailed images of your patients’ teeth and other anatomy to develop a targeted treatment plan.

Patient preparation is an important part of the success of capturing a 2D X-ray using a refurbished Planmeca ProMax machine from Renew Digital. You or a member of your dental staff should provide the patient with sufficient instruction and ensure that he or she understands the requests before moving forward with obtaining the image.

When your practice doesn’t have its own three-dimensional (3D) imaging system, you must refer patients to other providers to obtain the information you need for diagnosing and treating your patients. This means your practice loses revenue to your referral partner and your patient must go through the inconvenience of scheduling another appointment somewhere else.