Digital Radiography

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  • Samantha Negraval
  • 11/21/2018

  Hot Technologies for Digital Dentistry in 2019

  With the holidays quickly approaching, it’s not too early to start thinking about your New Year’s resolutions. Perhaps your resolution is to acquire high-resolution digital images, or maybe 2019 is the year you’ll finally take the leap into CAD/CAM. No matter what your digital goals are, it’s helpful to choose a manufacturer that offers...

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  • Alan Jurim, DDS
  • 02/22/2018

  Q&A: Building a Digital Ecosystem With Dr. Alan Jurim, DDS

  Q: What does it mean to be a fully digital practice in 2018? A: In my practice, what it really means to be fully digital is more than just one element, such as intraoral scanning, photography, video, or digital manufacturing processes. What it truly means to be digital, in my mind, is the integration of how all these systems are working...

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  • Julie Cullen
  • 12/19/2017

  Air Techniques—Customer Service at It’s Best

  Have you ever had to break up with a manufacturer because it dropped the ball on customer service? A dentist friend of mine had an experience like that recently and she literally described it as breaking up with the manufacturer…and her sales rep. Air Techniques understands the importance of that relationship and they’ve dedicated resources to...

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  • Allison Walker
  • 12/07/2017

  Learn about the Section 179 Tax Deduction for Year-End Equipment Purchases

  As business owners, dentists should know about the Section 179 Deduction, but if you are not up to speed on the nuances and regulations, Panoramic Corporation would like to provide a resource for finding out more if you are considering year-end equipment purchases. Section 179 of the IRS Tax Code enables businesses to deduct the full purchase...

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  • Allison Walker
  • 11/02/2017

  Trust is a Three-Way Street

  Having the right technology can make or break relationships with patients as well as referring doctors. It was normal when I was young for a general dentist to send patients to a specialist to determine if he or she needed a root canal or it was time to pull wisdom teeth. But today, it’s more common for dentists to have the diagnostic technology...

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  • Julie Cullen
  • 10/11/2017

  A Room with a View

  In August, Air Techniques introduced its newest iteration of ScanX. Now, that surprised me. ScanX really seemed to have nailed photostimulable storage phosphor (PSP) technology. The company has made improvements and adjustments to the system over the years, and I thought they’d pretty much gotten it to exactly the right place. I mean, really,...

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