Dental Imaging Articles

Imaging Software

DentiMax Dental Imaging Software is a complete, open platform imaging system. This means that this open dental imaging software works with other dental x-ray sensors. As well as intraoral cameras, panoramic machines, and cephalometric units.

Additionally, it also works with DentiMax dental practice management software. You won’t have to deal with double-entry because our dental imaging software links or bridges with your practice management software.

DentiMax offers several software choices to meet your imaging software needs. That is to say it links to Dentrix®, Eaglesoft®, Softdent®, Easydental®, PracticeWorks®, and virtually all other practice management software. As a result, the software allows you to capture x-rays from any digital sensor you choose.

Sensors

Affectionately termed the Dream Sensors, the DentiMax digital dental x-ray sensor represents the latest technology in dental radiography. These sensors excel in every area, including image quality, patient comfort and hardware/software compatibility.

Experience for yourself why the DentiMax Dream Sensor earned the Dental Advisor’s Editors’ Choice award and a 4.8 out of 5 from Dental Product Shopper – the highest score ever given to a dental sensor.

Read our current and past articles in the imaging archives to stay up to date on the newest developments in DentiMax Imaging.

July 31, 2017

Dentist using Dental Imaging Integration

Published by Jim Ramey on July 31, 2017

Closed vs. Open – Integrating Dental Imaging Systems

Jim Ramey, our Dental Imaging Director, has received a LOT of questions from people calling in to talk about integrating dental imaging with their existing systems. integration The Schick and CDR Sensor News Q1. We have CDR sensors and the CDR software at the moment. Schick has told us they’re discontinuing supporting these products by March 31, 2018, so, naturally, we are very anxious to find a solution to this problem. What can you tell me about it and what do you recommend? A1. Schick announced to their customers that they […]

April 2, 2017

Published by Andrea Jaramillo on April 2, 2017

midwestern university Dental Clinic and DentiMax Go to Guatemala

Midwestern University dental faculty and students made a humanitarian trip to Guatemala. Here they provided dental treatment to those in need with DOCARE. DentiMax helped their efforts by donating dental sensors and dental imaging tools.

March 25, 2017

Published by Jim Ramey on March 25, 2017

Applying our Dental Digital Radiography in Your Practice

DentiMax dental sensors represent the latest technology in dental digital radiography. These sensors excel in every area. This includes the digital dental x rays’ image quality, patient comfort, and hardware/software compatibility. Dental Sensor Features Digital Dental X Rays’ High Image Quality DentiMax Dream Dental Sensors provide crystal-clear digital images. It represents the latest in CMOS technology with an active pixel chip. The dental digital radiography includes an industry-leading and highly sensitive scintillator with a fiber optic plate. DentiMax houses them in a module that includes a built-in circuit board on […]

October 9, 2016

Published by David J. Arnett on October 9, 2016

Dental Sensor Q&A with Co-founder David Arnett

In this post, our cofounder will walk you through the DentiMax's dental sensors. He'll also cover how our dental imaging products continue to grow.

April 9, 2016

DentiMax's featured Dental Xray Sensors: the Dream Sensor

Published by Jim Ramey on April 9, 2016

Dental X-ray Sensors Feature: The DentiMax Dream Sensor

In this post, we feature DentiMax's dental xray sensors, "The Dream Sensors." And how these digital sensors transformed Dr. Patel's dental office.

November 24, 2014

Published by David J. Arnett on November 24, 2014

Switching From Analog to Digital Sensor

The first thing your practice needs is a good digital sensor. Why rely on those old school clunky x-ray machines one radiation spike away from a nuclear disaster? Then let’s not forget its development process with lots of carcinogenic chemicals. If you haven’t already, then it’s time to switch from analog to digital. Dental Digital Sensors In the dental and medical fields, doctors use sensors to get rid of conventional film and its chemicals. With operations using digital x-rays, patients get less radiation during their treatments. In addition, these sensors […]

October 20, 2014

Published by Jim Ramey on October 20, 2014

Digital X Ray Virgins

Digital x rays are the future for dental offices. What offices should know about transitioning from analog to digital x ray sensors. For some unidentified reason, my wife and I have gotten hooked on all those real estate reality shows on HGTV. One of these shows, "Property Virgins," features first-time homebuyers. They would try to decide if they want to own a home and, if so, what they should buy. Watching this show feels a bit familiar to me. Simply because a few short months ago you could have called […]

September 3, 2014

Published by Jim Ramey on September 3, 2014

Digital Sensors and Marriage

When purchasing digital sensors, there is always imaging software included. Most imaging packages come with what I call a "closed" software system. This means that the software included with the sensor will only work with that specific sensor. Unfortunately, most doctors spend all of their time researching the sensor itself. But then don’t think about the implications of purchasing sensors that are a part of a "closed" software system. After the "Honeymoon" Period In most cases, there is an initial "honeymoon" period for a practice that purchases new sensor technology. […]