This article is sponsored content brought to you by iM3. When a dog had halitosis and facial swelling, Dr Anthony Caiafa of North Coast Veterinary Specialist & Referral Centre in QLD’s Sunshine Coast utilised iM3’s dental radiology system and other […]
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Tools of the trade: Genoray Port-XII digital dental X-ray
by Jenna McAtamney VN, Mulberry Lane Vet Hospital, Orange, NSW We use the Genoray every time we do a dental in our practice. Not only is it the standard of care that we offer our clients—it’s also very helpful to […]
Tools of the trade: IM3 Revolution 4DC
by Dr Amanda Darbishire, Albion Veterinary Surgery, QLD This is a fixed-arm digital dental radiology unit that creates beautiful images. It has made dentistry much more fun because I can now clearly see all the detail in every radiograph. What’s […]
Tools of the trade: iM3 Pro 2000
by Dr Jillian Lawrence, Wauchope Vets, NSW I’ve always enjoyed dentistry and the iM3 makes the process really easy. It’s well designed, ergonomic and has everything you need conveniently located in one portable unit. What’s good about it Dentistry can […]
iM3 Pro 2000
Before we purchased the iM3 Pro 2000 and iM3 42-12 Ultrasonic Scaler, we performed about two dentals a week. Now we are doing at least three dentals a day. This dental unit is user-friendly, makes the job much easier and […]
Tools of the trade: Genoray Port–XII portable dental X-ray machine
Review by Dr Jelena Vukcevic, Inner South Veterinary Centre, Narrabundah, ACT This is a hand-held X-ray unit that’s almost like an oversized digital SLR camera. We use it primarily for dental X-rays of cats and dogs but because it is […]
iM3 – Ten years at the AVA PAN PAC’s and going strong
iM3 is pleased to launch the new size 5 intra oral (dental) image plate for the CR7 image plate scanner. With the new size 5 plate you can achieve a full mouth series in a medium to large dog with […]
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WHEN MANY VETERINARIANS ARE moving away from CR systems for standard radiography, the opposite seems to be the case with dental radiography. DR dental systems require unwieldy and relatively cumbersome digital sensors to be positioned in the mouth. This can […]
