DentiMax
DentiMax is a dental imaging company that manufactures and sells intraoral digital X-ray sensors (Dream, Pro, Open) alongside open imaging software (DentiView), with a full practice management system offered as a bundled add-on.

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Cyber Medical Imaging is a Los Angeles boutique (founded ~1999, incorporated 2003) whose XDR Anatomic and XDR Clarity intraoral sensors are paired with the XDR imaging software and sold direct-to-dentist - a patented anatomic shape (US Patent 9,357,972 B2), hermetic seal for cold sterilization immersion, and Kevlar cable distinguish the line.
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DentiMax is a dental imaging company that manufactures and sells intraoral digital X-ray sensors (Dream, Pro, Open) alongside open imaging software (DentiView), with a full practice management system offered as a bundled add-on.
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