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Make the next imaging purchase fit the whole practice

An upgrade may begin with one sensor, a panoramic replacement or a first CBCT. Start by mapping what already works and what needs to change, so the purchase fits your operatories, software and team.

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Start with everyday capture

Review how your team takes, stores and retrieves intraoral images. Compare the sensor workflow alongside holder handling, workstation access and compatibility with the software already in the practice.

Which operatories need access to the equipment?
Can existing imaging software stay in place?
What setup and training will assistants need before the first appointment?

Separate today's needs from future options

A panoramic replacement and a CBCT purchase involve different configurations and budgets. Compare the equipment your clinicians need today, then ask which future options are supported by the specific model under consideration.

Are you replacing an existing system or adding a new imaging workflow?
Which capabilities are included now, and which are optional?
Do available preowned units fit the same requirements as your new-equipment shortlist?

Compare the complete cost and changeover

Ask for a proposal that identifies equipment, software, installation and training. Include any recurring software or service charges in the discussion, and plan what happens to existing images during a change.

Which workstation licenses and support charges apply?
How will existing images remain accessible?
What room preparation and practice downtime should be planned?

Choose a useful starting point

You do not need to choose a model before the first conversation. Use these categories to compare the part of your imaging workflow you want to improve.

Intraoral imaging

Explore sensors, cameras and X-ray sources, then confirm the combination with your software and operatories.

2D panoramic systems

Compare panoramic configurations and ask about installation requirements and any model-specific upgrade options.

CBCT systems

Compare fields of view and software packages when your practice is evaluating a 3D imaging purchase.

Preowned imaging equipment

Check current inventory, the actual unit's configuration, included items and stated warranty.

CADI imaging software

Review a server-based imaging option and discuss integration, workstation licensing and required annual support.

Intraoral sensor buying guide

Prepare questions about sensor handling, software and the total cost of the change.

Plan setup as part of the purchase

CBCT and panoramic installation is on site. Sensor and software setup is generally remote, and training is remote by default. Confirm the equipment, software, room preparation and training arrangements in your proposal so your team knows what to expect.

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Bring these details to your consultation

An inventory of existing imaging equipment and software versions.
Operatory and workstation counts, including any planned expansion.
The specific workflow problem or equipment replacement prompting the purchase.
Your budget range, preferred timing and room details for any panoramic or CBCT installation.

Build an imaging plan around your practice

Tell us what you have, what you want to improve and your budget range. We can help you compare the equipment and implementation work involved.

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