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.
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.
Following a few simple tips will keep your digital dental sensor from breaking- saving you thousands of dollars. Here are the five best and easiest tips that are guaranteed to extend the life of dental sensors. 1. Use a USB Extension Cable with Your Sensor One of my favorite tips is to attach a USB…
Our Practice Management Director, Alicia Dieujuste, worked in dental offices for 11 years before she joined DentiMax. This extensive experience gives her a unique perspective to design new features by collaborating directly with our programming team. She gets it! She is designing features to fix problems that she faced when working in dental offices —…
Imaging software and dental sensor integration is one of the most common concerns for dentists. According to a Software Advice report, digital sensor integration is the most requested software functionality among dentists. That is why DentiMax developed the DentiMax Native Capture Module, which allows the Dream Sensor to natively capture to Dexis ® without the…
Over the years, we have used different positioning systems and have discovered the advantages and disadvantages of each of them. Although each had its advantages, we couldn’t find the perfect solution. Then we discovered the ClikStik and ComfyRay positioners. Seven reasons why the ClikStik and ComfyRay positioners will help you take better X-rays. Positioners Fit…
This year, I was able to witness a new trend in the Midwinter Meeting in Chicago and the Yankee Dental Congress in Boston when it comes to digital intraoral sensors. Nearly every digital sensor vendor was talking about the same thing. To my surprise, it wasn’t the price or the image quality that everyone was…
Trying to decide between cloud based dental software or on-premise software? Here, we list some things to consider for your practice. Things to Consider Between On-Premise and Cloud Based Software Here are the five things to think about when selecting what type of software makes sense for your dental office. Internet and Networking When installing…
How does a dental sensor like DentiMax’s integrate with Gendex VixWin and their Gendex Dental Imaging system? We’ll walk you through how the dental imaging workflow works.
Introducing DentiMax Dental Sensors to the Critics After DentiMax Imaging Director Jim Ramey presented his digital X-ray sensors to a room full of skeptical dentists and scientists back in 2011, he knew he had created something special. Ramey and DentiMax’s co-founder, David Arnett, didn’t know what to expect when they brought the DentiMax Dream Sensors…
The dental sensor accessories you’ll need for your dental office to take perfect dental images.
We use all sorts of crazy acronyms, phrases and buzzwords. But my favorite all-time buzzword is “the cloud” as in “my software works on the cloud.” When I first heard this, I wanted to ask if we were talking about cumulus or stratus clouds. But the more I learned about this technology, the more impressed…
