Comparing HDX Will's Dentri Max and Eco-X CBCT
HDX Will is a leader in technology when it comes to CBCT. See more about the features they offer and a comparison of their two CBCT lines.
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Earlier Dental TI articles on CBCT, imaging software, clinical workflows, and practice technology, kept available as a reference library. Dates are shown for context; for our latest research and buying advice, see the current blog.
HDX Will is a leader in technology when it comes to CBCT. See more about the features they offer and a comparison of their two CBCT lines.
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Unlock the potential of advanced dental technology in your practice. Discover key technologies, common pitfalls, and best practices for seamless integration.
Dental technology decisions guide: how to assess practice needs, compare systems, weigh long-term costs, and choose equipment that improves patient care.
Section 179 tax deduction lets dental practices deduct the full purchase price of qualifying equipment in year one, reducing your taxable income.
Dental CBCT advantages over traditional 2D imaging: better visualization, fewer re-treatments, and stronger patient communication and case acceptance.
Digital dentistry workflow in four steps: CBCT imaging, intraoral scanning, treatment planning software, and in-house 3D printing for same-day results.
CBCT fundamentals for 3D dental radiography: ten essentials covering FOV, three views, volume rendering, and window leveling for accurate diagnoses.
The most reliable CBCT depends on three pillars: hardware quality, user training, and skilled support. How to evaluate all three before you buy.
Choosing the best CBCT for your practice: a 10-step guide covering clinical needs, field of view, budget, image quality, and warranty terms before you buy.
Dental practice efficiency: five proven methods to cut admin time, reduce no-shows, and improve patient care, from scheduling software to staff training.
CBCT in endodontics: the top three clinical benefits of cone beam imaging for endo and how practices recover the investment with a strong ROI.
Adding a second dental office: the pros, cons, and planning questions to weigh before expanding from a single practice to multiple locations.
Diode lasers give dental practices a cost-effective way to reduce healing times and improve patient comfort across common soft tissue procedures.
Surgical guide workflow step by step: how CBCT scans, intraoral scanner STL files, and 3D printing combine to plan and produce accurate implant guides.
AI caries detection, AI bone loss measuring, AI voice charting, and AI crown creation: three ways AI is impacting dentistry today.
We review a conversation we had with a CBCT client to gain insights into how CBCT benefits patients.
A dental practice owner's guide to evaluating new equipment investments, using dental microscopes as the example. Provided by Sean Ryan of Global Surgical.
Another example of how CBCT can dramatically improve diagnostic accuracy vs. traditional 2D intraoral radiographs.
The Dentri Max from HDX Will is a world-class CBCT system suitable for applications in general dentistry, dental specialties, and ENT.
Everyone has heard the saying that a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. The same can be said for image quality with Digital X-rays.
CBCT diagnostics case study: how 3D imaging identified the true source of infection and spared a patient an unnecessary root canal retreatment.
Apteryx capture button not working? If your intraoral camera shows live video but nothing captures, set the camera to capture from the still pin.
J. Morita's 3D viewing and treatment planning software, i-Dixel, offers a robust set of tools to review scans and plan treatment digitally.
Missing images in Apteryx XrayVision: where to look, from the patient Original Images folder to backups, to recover lost x-rays and camera photos.
Accurate positioning when acquiring a CBCT scan is critical to ensure the desired anatomy is captured and able to be reviewed.
Spend less time selling dentistry: the one-minute exam uses intraoral camera images so patients understand treatment needs before the doctor enters.
CBCT troubleshooting tips for shadows, poor image quality, blurry scans, circular artifacts, and noisy images — plus when to call a technician.
Slice thickness in CBCT explained: how voxel size sets the thinnest slice, and how varying thickness offers a different view for diagnosis.
Create a surgical guide with CBCT alone — no intraoral scanner. A scan appliance protocol for accurate implant planning on heavily restored patients.
Seven benefits of adding CBCT to your practice: improved implant outcomes, superior 3D imaging, reduced complication risk, and legal documentation.
Dental technology investment: why vision and execution separate offices that barely cover costs from those gaining $20+ in revenue per patient.
Protect your dental sensor investment with 10 handling and care tips that help intraoral X-ray sensors reach their full three-to-five-year service life.
Intraoral camera tips for diagnostic-quality images: stabilize with an intraoral fulcrum, focus correctly, and dry the area before each capture.
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