Award-winning Planmeca ProMax imaging systems deliver consistent, high-quality images. Recognized for their ease of use and dependability, the Planmeca ProMax family of products feature the latest and greatest in 2D and 3D imaging.

This brand is well known in the dental community for its extraoral bitewing X-ray functionality as well as SCARA technology for comfortable scanning. These features are available on all Planmeca ProMax panoramic, pan/ceph and CBCT models. Their flagship CBCT model, the Planmeca ProMax 3d includes a wide range of 3D field of view (FOV) dental cone beam settings, plus its Ultra Low-Dose setting captures a dental cone beam scan at a dose lower than a standard 2D panoramic X-ray.

Researching Planmeca ProMax? Get started here. Today, we’re going to address the top questions doctors ask when considering a Planmeca ProMax for their practice.

What Is a Planmeca ProMax Used for?

Planmeca specifically designed the ProMax X-ray machines to fit a broad range of services among all dental specialties. At nearly any price point, there’s a ProMax that will work for you. Since many ProMax machines are upgradeable as well, the system will meet your needs today and can be upgraded in the future.

Most of the available Planmeca ProMax 2D units are intended to scale with the growth and changes of each dental practice. Practitioners can upgrade these systems to include the cephalometric and/or cone beam modality through the manufacturer at any time, as required by the clinical needs of their practice.

What Planmeca ProMax Units Are Available?

Planmeca ProMax models are split between 2D and 3D imaging modalities. Easy to differentiate between, the 2D models are the Planmeca ProMax 2D S3 and Planmeca ProMax 2D S2 determine the 3 or 2 joint SCARA technology used. The 2D S3 is most common now for its versatility and range of motion. Both models are available with or without the cephalometric attachment.

The Planmeca ProMax 3D models include the Classic, Mid & Plus, which primarily are differentiated by their maximum field of view (FOV). A larger FOV expands the range you see in the scan, while a smaller FOV may only be what’s needed to view a single or dual arch. FOV has a direct impact on cost, so doctors typically only purchase what FOV size they require to conduct most patient exams.

How Much Does a Planmeca ProMax Cost?

Planmeca offers CBCT machines at a range of prices depending on the model you choose based upon your clinical needs. For example, a medium FOV Planmeca ProMax will typically have a final sale price between $75,000 and $100,000. This ultimately varies by the features you select.

Where to Buy Planmeca ProMax?

Many reputable dealers sell current and previous generation dental imaging systems.

Renew Digital is the leader in certified pre-owned dental imaging equipment. For over 10 years, they’ve helped customers save up to 50% off new list prices on the leading dental imaging brands. And, because they have deep expertise in dental imaging systems, as well as a wide inventory to choose from - they can help match you with the features that will drive the best value from your investment.

Plus, any system you buy from Renew Digital comes with their comprehensive warranty and five-star customer service. And, if you’re making the upgrade to CBCT, they can speak to you about trading in your current X-ray equipment towards your purchase.

Contact Renew Digital at (888) 246-5611 or fill out an online form to get started.