J. Morita
Veraviewepocs (X550) 3D R100
Multifunctional J. Morita unit delivering high resolution, 125 µm voxel images with panoramic and cephalometric imaging.
Max field of view100×80mm
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A CBCT is a five- or six-figure decision, and every manufacturer says theirs is best. We're advisors first: we'll walk you through the pros and cons of each machine, which fits your practice and specialty, and how to train your staff — before you spend a dollar.
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J. Morita
Veraview (X800) F150
Multifunctional J. Morita unit with a large 150×140mm field for full craniofacial imaging, at an 80 micrometer voxel size and 2.5 LP/mm resolution.
Max field of view150×140mm
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J. Morita
Veraview (X800) F40
Multifunctional J. Morita unit with a focused 40×80mm field for endodontic and single-site detail, at an 80 micrometer voxel size and 2.5 LP/mm resolution.
Max field of view40×80mm
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J. Morita
Veraview (X800) R100
Multifunctional J. Morita unit covering both arches, the TMJ, and sinus in a 100×80mm field, at an 80 micrometer voxel size and 2.5 LP/mm resolution.
Max field of view100×80mm
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J. Morita
3D Accuitomo 170
J. Morita's most advanced CBCT — the 4th-gen Accuitomo, with an 80 µm voxel size and nine fields of view up to ø170×H120mm.
Max field of view170×120mm
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PreXion
Evolve 3D (SFOV)
PreXion's entry-point small field of view CBCT — 2D panoramic plus 3D volumetric imaging in one compact system, ceph-upgradable.
Max field of view90×90mm
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PreXion
Excelsior Mid (MFOV)
PreXion's medium field of view CBCT — full-arch coverage in one scan, with the same PMC and MAR imaging suite as the rest of the current Excelsior line.
Max field of view160×90mm
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PreXion
Excelsior Max (LFOV)
PreXion's large field of view CBCT — up to 16×21 cm for cranial and extended full-arch cases, on the current Excelsior imaging platform.
Max field of view160×210mm
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PreXion
Excelsior Endo
PreXion's high-resolution endo CBCT — a 0.2mm focal spot and voxels as small as 48 µm, with a beam source that reduces metal artifacts.
Max field of view140×90mm
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HDX Will
Dentri Max
High-powered, reliable HDX Will unit with a wide 180×165mm field and AI-driven reconstruction algorithms that continuously improve image quality.
Max field of view180×165mm
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HDX Will
Eco-X
High-powered, reliable HDX Will unit with a 160×90mm field and AI-driven reconstruction algorithms that continuously improve image quality.
Max field of view160×90mm
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ACTEON
X-MIND Prime
The latest addition to ACTEON's CBCT digital imaging product line, now offering a new CEPH option for more clinical applications.
Max field of view120×100mm
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What 3D unlocks — by specialty
Endodontics
Locate canals, resorption, and fractures 2D can’t show — the reason endo practices standardize on high-resolution small-FOV machines.
Implant surgical guides
Plan placements in 3D and export straight into your guide workflow.
Ortho & aligners
Full-arch imaging that feeds aligner and airway workflows without patient repositioning.
Every CBCT we sell includes installation, integration with your imaging software, staff training, and expert support — the machine is half the purchase; we're the other half.
CBCT buying questions, answered
What CBCT brands does Dental TI sell?
Dental TI sells and supports 12 cone beam systems from J. Morita, PreXion, HDX Will, and ACTEON — and advises you on which fits your specialty and space before you spend a dollar.
How much does a dental CBCT machine cost?
Entry-level CBCT units run about $30,000–$60,000, mid-range systems $60,000–$100,000, and large field-of-view, full-featured machines $100,000–$150,000 or more. Financing is available, and every quote from Dental TI includes installation, integration, training, and expert support.
How do I choose the right CBCT field of view?
Match the field of view to your procedures: small FOV suits endodontics, medium FOV covers implant planning, and large FOV handles full-arch, orthodontic, and airway workflows. Every machine card on this page lists its maximum field of view (height × diameter).
What is included when I buy a CBCT from Dental TI?
Every CBCT from Dental TI includes site planning and installation, integration with your imaging software, on-site team training (remote also available), and expert support — remote and on-site.
Does Dental TI help me compare CBCT machines before buying?
Yes. Dental TI is an independent integrator that has installed cone beam systems since 2003 — a free consultation walks through the pros and cons of each machine for your practice, including the ones to skip.
Talk through your CBCT decision with an advisor, not a rep.
A free consultation — we'll tell you which machines to shortlist for your specialty and space, and which to skip.