Buying a CBCT scanner can be complicated.
We make it straightforward.
We've installed over 2,000 scanners across the UK. Our engineers stay until everything works. Our RDNs train your team. And if something goes wrong, you'll speak to someone who actually knows your system.
Get straight advice from the people who know the products and understand your applications.
No call centres. No ticket queues. We'll call you back within a few hours.
- Engineers who stay until it works — not until the van needs to leave
- Clinical training by Registered Dental Nurses, not sales reps
- Finance available from day one through trusted UK partners
The most ethical sales tool in dentistry
Your patient sees their own anatomy on screen, watches you plan their implant, and decides with the evidence in front of them. No referral letter. No three-week wait while the case goes cold.
Plan the implant in minutes. Design the guide in one click.
The CS 8200 3D comes with Carestream's AI planning software. It does the tedious work — you approve every step and keep full clinical control.
See it on the CS 8200 → Try Premium free for 30 days on any Carestream 3D system.Watch: AI implant planning and one-click guide export in CS 3D Imaging Premium.
- AI maps the anatomy in seconds The panoramic curve and mandibular nerve canal are traced automatically, so planning starts from an accurate picture.
- Scans merge automatically Your CBCT and intraoral scan combine into one model — plan the implant and virtual crown on the complete picture.
- One click to a surgical guide Export straight to guided surgery software including SMOP — the workflow we teach at the 360 Implant Academy.
Everything else your practice might need.
Beyond CBCT, we supply and support the full imaging chain — sensors and scanners, cameras and panoramics — matched to your practice and installed properly.
Intraoral X-ray
Direct sensors, phosphor plates and generators — including the Carestream RVG and the ultra-thin Eighteeth NanoPix.
Explore IO X-ray →
Intraoral Scanners
Digital impressions without the subscription fees — the Eighteeth Helios 700 and iTero Element.
Explore scanners →
Intraoral Cameras
Show patients exactly what you see and lift case acceptance. The Carestream CS 1300, plug and play.
Explore cameras →OPG & Ceph
2D panoramic and cephalometric imaging from Carestream and Acteon — often built into the same unit as your CBCT.
Explore OPG & Ceph →Own a CBCT? Learn to report your own scans.
A scanner is only as good as the report behind it. Our CPD-accredited courses teach you to read and report your own CBCT scans to GDC standards — practical training a box-shifter simply can't offer. Small groups, real cases, at our Yorkshire training hub.
Real feedback from our delegates — the people who've sat in the room.
One supplier for everything your kit needs.
Sleeves, holders, plates and PPE to reorder. Spare parts we supply and fit. And if we don't stock it, tell us and we'll try to source it.
DenBite sensor holders
Accurate, repeatable placement — reusable at a disposable price. Fits any sensor, autoclavable, with an open-basket endo design.
See the holders →Everyday consumables
Sensor sleeves, phosphor plates, positioning holders and lead protection — the things you reorder, kept simple.
Browse consumables →Spare parts & repairs
Chips, boards, power supplies and tubeheads — supplied and fitted on-site. Can't find a part anywhere? We'll source it.
Browse everything →We stay until it works.
Most suppliers drop off the equipment and send you a manual. We send engineers who don't leave until everything is installed, calibrated and connected. We send RDNs who train your team properly. And when something goes wrong, you call us directly — not a helpdesk in another country.
Our field engineers handle positioning, calibration, IT setup and connectivity. They don't leave until your team can use the equipment and everything works as it should.
No call centres, no ticket queues. Direct access to our team by phone, email and WhatsApp. Real people who know your system, your setup and your history with us.
Training delivered by Registered Dental Nurses who've worked chairside — people who understand your clinical workflows, not just the software. Training that actually sticks.
Training happens here — not on a webinar
Our CPD-accredited CBCT courses run at Octagon House, our Yorkshire training hub. Small groups, real cases, taught by Consultant Radiologist Dr Ed Walker.
360v replied same day with the best product, best offer and best conditions. Installation was seamless and ongoing support excellent. Just the right size and deadly efficient.
Radko Chmurovic — Nottingham · CS8100 3D CBCT + Carestream CS3600 Intraoral Scanner
The questions dentists actually ask.
Straight answers to what we get asked most — whether you're buying your first CBCT or fitting one into a tight surgery.
There's no single "best" — the right CBCT depends on what you scan for. For a general practice doing implants, endodontics and the occasional pathology check, a compact small-to-medium field-of-view unit from Carestream or Acteon covers the vast majority of cases. We recommend on your caseload and your room, not on price. Tell us what you're scanning for and we'll match a scanner to it — even if it isn't the dearest one.
Implant planning needs a field of view large enough to capture the implant site — often with the opposing arch — in clear bone detail, plus software that plans the case and exports a surgical guide. A medium-to-large field-of-view scanner with strong implant-planning integration is the sweet spot. Share your typical case mix and we'll match the field of view to it.
Endodontics is the opposite of implants: you want a small, focused field of view over one tooth or quadrant, with a small voxel size for high resolution at a low dose. A high-resolution small-field-of-view scanner reveals accessory canals, root fractures and periapical detail that a 2D radiograph simply can't show.
Yes. Modern scanners are compact — a wall-mounted unit like the Carestream CS 8100 or CS 8200, or an Acteon X-Mind, has a small footprint and fits a standard surgery or a modest dedicated room. The bigger question is usually radiation shielding and workflow, not floor space. We survey your room, advise on shielding and RPA requirements, and install it properly.
It depends on field of view and features. Broadly, expect from around £20,000 for a compact small-field-of-view scanner to £50,000+ for a large-field-of-view system with advanced planning software. We price-match the major brands and offer finance through Bramar, Performance Finance and Aspired Finance, so it's often more affordable than practices expect. Ask us for a quote on the exact model you're considering.
Under IR(ME)R, every CBCT scan must be clinically evaluated and reported by someone competent to do so. You can outsource that, or learn to report your own scans on our CPD-accredited courses, led by Consultant Radiologist Dr Ed Walker. For many practices, learning to report pays for itself quickly and speeds up patient care. See our reporting courses →
Still not sure? Call us. We've been doing this since 2009, and we'd rather talk you out of the wrong scanner than sell you one.
You won't get passed to a call centre. You'll speak to someone who knows the products.