From a 12-year CBCT dealer

What Your CBCT Dealer Won't Tell You

An insider's look at the CBCT industry before you commit to a brand or a model — plus step-by-step compliance guidebooks for your state.

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A page from the briefing you should have received first

Ten chapters and two printable checklists. Written by a dealer. For the buyer. Here's a glimpse.

WHAT YOUR CBCT DEALER WON'T TELL YOU
The Complete CBCT Buying Guide for Dental Practices · 2026 Edition · National
The sales process gives you: A brand name you recognize. A reputation built over years of market presence.
What it leaves out: The brand name on the machine may belong to a completely different company than the one that built its reputation.

A warranty is only as good as the company obligated to honor it. When a brand changes ownership — through acquisition, merger, or private equity investment — the name on the machine stays the same. The company behind it may not.

📌 WHAT YOUR DEALER WON'T TELL YOU

The industry standard dealer labor warranty is just one year. After year one, every service visit, every technician trip, and every hour of repair labor is completely out of pocket. Ask specifically if labor coverage includes technician travel time — or you're billed the moment the technician gets in their vehicle.

A practice with four to six workstations wanting to view 3D scans can face $1,500–$5,000 in unplanned IT costs that never appeared on any quote. Some dealers charge $1,500–$2,000 to handle old-unit disposal; the actual cost is $300–$500…

Also inside: the spec sheet traps behind FOV and voxel claims · what the software demo hides · the financing rate buydown game · a pre-purchase checklist to bring to the sales conversation

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