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Digital comparison, value, quality, price...you decide? 

 

EVA vs. Dexis

 

 

EVA

Dexis

Who’s Better?

Sensor Technology

CMOS

CCD

EVA sensor made from one substrate and imaging chip, Dexis sensor is actually two chips bonded together and will degrade over time

Connection to computer

USB

USB or PCMCIA

PCMCIA is quickly becoming outdated and has many small pins that can bend or break

Compatible Practice Management Software

Over 20 major programs

Eaglesoft, Practiceworks, Softdent, 10 others

Much more flexibility with EVA

Sensor #1 Dimensions

24 x 36 x 4.75 mm

The company does not release the specs of their sensor size,  inspection reveals it to be slightly larger than a #1 film and about 8 mm thick at its thickest point.

Dexis’ one-size design significantly limits flexibility and may require another 4-6 xrays to take an FMX.  It’s too large for many children and too small to effectively take a crown to apex shot.

Sensor #1 Active Area

20 x 30 mm

 

Sensor #2 Dimensions

30 x 42 x 4.75 mm

 

Sensor #2 Active Area

26 x 36 mm

32 x 25.6 (“Universal”)

Sensor Resolution

16.6 lp/mm actual and theoretical

25lp/mm* (theoretical)

12.5-18 lp/mm (actual)

Positioning Method

RINN Set with reusable sterilizable holders

RINN Set with reusable sterilizable holders

Identical

Suggested Retail Prices:

 

 

 

Complete System

$7200

$13995

 

Sensor

$6200

Unknown

 

Docking Station

$140

$179-399

RINN Holder Set

$100

Unknown

Sheaths

$60/box 425 pieces

Unknown

Software

Included, no charge for additional modules

Included, optional modules from $1995-$2495 additional

Practice Management Bridge

$995

$495

Training

Included

Included

Installation

Included

$1295 minimum

Compatibility with third-party software for future flexibility

Apteryx, TigerView, Mediadent, DentalEye, ADSTRA, ImageFX

None

Standard Warranty

3 years

1 year

 

Extended Warranty, 1 year

N/A

$1995 1st sensor (DexCare)

$1795 2nd sensor (DexCare)

$1295 3rd sensor (DexCare)

$1495 1st sensor (Basic)

$1295 2nd sensor (Basic)

$795 3rd sensor (Basic)

 

Extended Warranty, 2 years

N/.A

Double the costs above

 

 

Sources: Dentistry Today Buyer’s Guide May 2004, Dexis Sales Materials, www.dexray.com

 
 
 

EVA vs. Dentrix ImageRayi

 

 

EVA

Dentrix

Who’s Better?

Sensor Technology

CMOS

CCD

CCD is the older technology, CMOS is the emerging technology

Connection to computer

USB

USB

Same technology

Compatible Practice Management Software

22 major practice management packages plus 6 imaging packages

Dentrix only

If you ever leave Dentrix in the future, your investment in hardware is wasted

Sensor #1 Dimensions

24 x 36 x 4.75 mm

25.1 x 39.6 mm

Dentrix is much larger and more difficult to position

Sensor #1 Active Area

20 x 30 mm

20 x 30 mm

Identical

Sensor #2 Dimensions

30 x 42 x 4.75 mm

30.5 x 42.5 mm

Virtually identical

Sensor #2 Active Area

26 x 36 mm

25.6 x 36.1 mm

Virtually identical

Sensor Resolution

16.6 lp/mm actual and theoretical

11 lp/mm actual, 22 lp/mm theoretical

Many systems advertise a high “theoretical” resolution when actual measured resolution is substantially lower

Suggested Retail Prices:

 

 

 

Sensor #1

$6200

$7695

You’ll pay as much for Dentrix’s software and name as you will for an entire EVA System.  Plus, consider the long-term costs of their support and upgrade fees.

Sensor #2

$6200

$8695

RINN Holder Set

$100

$131

Docking Station

$140

$1000

Software

$995, included for free when purchasing package

$6195-$8395

Training

Included

$995/day

Software Upgrades

Free for life

$1895/year

Technical Support

Free for life

$1895/year

Warranty

3 years hardware, unlimited software

2 years hardware, 90 days software

Cost For Complete One-Operatory Installation

$7200 with #1 sensor

$7200 with #2 sensor

$12090 with #1 sensor and basic x-ray only software

$13090 with #2 sensor and basic x-ray only software

 

 

 

Sources: Dentrix brochures, Dentistry Today May 2004 Buyer’s Guide, www.dentrix.com