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As the most common type of dental X-ray, the bitewing provides significant information for dentists to diagnose common dental conditions and aid in customized treatment planning for each patient. Besides showing clear images of the teeth and roots, a bitewing X-ray also shows occlusal positioning. Performing bitewing X-rays typically involves taking up to four images with a digital sensor or dental film to isolate certain areas. With the extraoral bitewing feature common in modern panorex X-ray systems, these concerns are a thing of the past.

Renew Digital offers a wide variety of 3D cone beam enabled and 3D upgradeable panoramic X-ray and panoramic + ceph combination machines. Practices on a budget often ask us if it makes sense to buy a 3D upgradeable panoramic unit and upgrade later or go ahead and purchase a 3D enabled dental X-ray machine right now. The correct answer will be different for every practice, but here are some tips to help.

Sharing large dental cone beam scans can be a difficult and cumbersome process for some dental and dental specialty practices. Whether the patient is requesting a second opinion or needs to be referred to a colleague, clearly communicating your needs and having the right software are the keys to sharing digital files. Most of the dental cone beam X-ray brands have different ways to export scans. Here are a few examples.

Here at Renew Digital, we get a lot of questions about how offices can share Vatech CBCT images with patients, colleagues, and others. Depending on which device you want to save the files to, there are a few different methods. Here are our recommendations for some of the most common methods.

Here at Renew Digital, we typically carry the Vatech PaX-I 3D and the PaX Duo 3D certified pre-owned models, but sometimes have other Vatech models in stock. Both are high-quality machines made even better by our low pricing. Have you been considering a Vatech CBCT machine? Here are six top reasons you’re going to be happy with this choice.