DR dental plate. Which one and from where?

RE: DR dental plate. Which one and from where?

Evelyn Barbour-Hill — Wed, 18 May 2016 18:30:55 GMT

Beware of cheap sensors and beware of cheap software. There's generally a reason why they are cheap.

There is a limited number of sensor makes, though they sometimes get re-badged or put in packages: Eva, Quickray, Suni, Planmeca are all I can think of right now. There is one other whose name escapes me which gets terrible reviews.

For software, if you are wise enough to be Mac equipped have a look at Haas Software's Radiovision.

[quote user="roland bulkyn-rackowe"]And which size plate does anyone have and like to use?[/quote]

Size 2.

RE: DR dental plate. Which one and from where?

Roland Bulkyn-Rackowe — Wed, 18 May 2016 18:30:14 GMT

And which size plate does anyone have and like to use? It will be an equal mix of cats and dogs.

RE: DR dental plate. Which one and from where?

Rob Davis — Wed, 18 May 2016 18:01:54 GMT

I am currently trialling various dental digital readers. I much prefer CR to DR as I find the DR sensors very bulky, but I know plenty of others get on well with them. I think the software is really important. Some of the software I have seen is awful and has put me off the machine completely.

I would personally be very wary about buying on ebay, but if you're prepared to take the risk...

RE: DR dental plate. Which one and from where?

Bob Russell — Wed, 18 May 2016 17:03:34 GMT

Ebay is a bit of a punt but the units should be fine. Remember there will be import duty on top. Still should cost about half the price of a unit bought in the UK but may well have little support unless a worldwide brand.

Most have basic veterinary software within the programs that you select during set up.

Check with the seller and make sure the item has a worldwide warranty or pay more and buy here!