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Dustin Haney is a seasoned sales and management professional bringing 25 years of cumulative dental experience to the team. Holding a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology from Abilene Christian University with additional post-baccalaureate studies in Microbiology and Biochemistry, his true passion is elevating the standard of patient care and experience through the utilization of modern digital technology and its accompanying workflows. Prior to joining the Voxel Team in 2019, Dustin held Regional Manager, Director and Vice President roles at both Prexion, Inc. and Vatech, America where he served domestic and international markets in areas of sales management, business development, and dental radiology product development capacities. He has long embraced the “start-up” mentality, working with like-minded individuals to create new models of business that address changing trends in dental technology consumerism while providing the highest levels of education and support during the process.
Occlusal analysis plays a crucial role in diagnosing bite discrepancies, evaluating occlusal forces, and optimizing treatment outcomes. The Tekscan T-Scan Novus System stands as an innovative solution that leverages digital technology to provide real-time data and insights into occlusal dynamics.
Have you seen DEXIS/enVista at your most recent dental conference or CE course? As of last year, you will be seeing this brand used a lot more to market many dental devices, including X-ray, CBCT, intraoral scanners, intraoral sensors, handheld X-rays and much more.
In the dental imaging world, over 90% practitioners are using some form of digital X-ray to capture scans (compared to film). So, today, the question isn't IF I'm going to use a digital X-ray, but rather WHICH digital X-ray system is right for me and my practice?
If you've recently attended a dental conference, webinar or CE course, or you've conferred with colleagues, educators or equipment dealers, it's likely you've come across a new disruptive tech called RAYFace.
Vatech, a well-known manufacturer of dental imaging equipment, is particularly regarded in the CBCT 3D imaging space for offering a wide range of machines for dental and maxillofacial imaging. Spanning decades of experience in dental imaging technology, Vatech is a proven leader in delivering innovative, high-quality dental X-ray machines at affordable prices.
Many dental X-ray and CBCT models are available through DEXIS today, each bringing engineering excellence and technologies developed by legacy manufacturers, including: i-CAT (brand name still used today), Gendex, Instrumentarium, KaVo/KaVo Kerr, NOMAD (handheld X-ray units) and Carestream Dental (for intraoral scanning technology).
Vatech and Rayscan are both well-known manufacturers of Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) imaging systems used in dental and specialty practices. While both companies offer CBCT machines, there are differences between them in terms of technology, features, and product lines.
Below, I'll outline some of the key distinctions between Vatech and Rayscan CBCT systems. For full transparency, we are authorized dealers and represent both of these CBCT brands on a regular basis. Here at Voxel, we're very selective of the brands we choose to work with so that we can provide the highest level of service backed by high quality manufacturing to our customers.
In the realm of modern dentistry, diagnostic imaging is an indispensable tool for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. Two widely used imaging technologies are Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) and Panoramic Radiography (Panorex). Choosing between these two options can be a substantial decision for dental practitioners.
Dental imaging has made impressive strides, thanks to major advancements in X-ray technology that have revolutionized the way dentists diagnose and treat oral health issues. This progress has shifted from old-school X-rays to digital X-rays, where digital sensors and imaging tools have played a vital role. This transformation has greatly enhanced the clarity of images while getting rid of the necessity for chemical processing.
If you’re in the market for a new 2D or 3D dental X-ray machine, don’t be surprised if one of the brands you keep hearing recommended is Vatech. Vatech is one of the dental industry's hottest names in imaging technology, and for good reason!
