Make sure you have the right equipment to diagnose and treat your patients by choosing one of our 3D dental x-ray machines from DuraPro Health. This type of imaging system provides some of the most detailed results in the dental industry. Most dental offices today have upgraded to digital panoramic X-ray machines to provide faster results with less radiation exposure for their patients. This type of equipment generally focuses on 2D images, but if you want to offer certain types of dental services, you may also need the ability to capture 3D images as well. With dental cone beam computed tomography (CBCT), dentists are able to capture more detailed images that allow them to view teeth, bone structures and surrounding tissue from just about any angle. This allows for more comprehensive diagnostics and can also expand your dental practice services. Learn more about the uses for 3D dental X-ray machines and check out our many options of new or a used dental CBCT dental machine available at DuraPro Health.
Uses for 3D X-Ray Equipment in Dental Practices
Super-detailed digital images have been a gamechanger for the field of dentistry. These X-rays assist in enhanced diagnostics and allow dentists to confidently determine the best course of treatment for patients. The ability to capture 3D images has pushed the possibilities of the dental industry even further, which is why many dentists use them for a variety of issues and procedures.Â
For example, dentists can use 3D images to better plan a variety of key procedures, including root canals, dental implants and extractions. CBCT imaging is also frequently utilized when diagnosing TMJ disorders, sleep apnea, sinus problems and other issues involving the mouth and jaw. These expanded capabilities make your dental practice even more attractive to potential patients looking for a single location that can take care of all their dental health needs.
How to Choose a 3D X-Ray System
A great solution for many dental practices is to choose a hybrid panoramic/cone beam imaging system that is capable of producing both 2D and 3D images. It’s important to make sure that whatever model you choose has software that you can easily master. The field of view for the system will also affect which types of dental applications the 3D images can be used for. Make sure the machine size fits into your office space and look for systems.
To maximize your budget, look at certified pre-owned X-ray equipment which has been refurbished to look and perform like new. We offer a number of new and used CBCT dental machines for sale, and when choosing a used option, you’ll find the 3D X-ray machine cost to be even more affordable. Shop now to find the right fit for your budget and your practice needs.