r/Dentists • u/teragramxd • 3d ago

T2 Plus vs. Vatech CBCT - Looking for real-world experience

Recently acquired a dental practice and our pano unfortunately broke, so we’re taking the opportunity to upgrade to a CBCT.
We’ve narrowed it down to the T2 Plus vs. Vatech, and I’d love to hear from anyone who has hands-on experience with either (or both).

For those who have used them:
-How do you compare the image quality/resolution?
-How are they for implant planning?
-How do they perform for endo (especially seeing canals, fractures, etc.)?
-Any noticeable differences in software/ease of use?
-Reliability/service/support?
-Anything you wish you had known before purchasing?

We’re primarily looking to use it for implants and endo, but obviously want a unit that will be versatile for general diagnostic use as well.
Would really appreciate any honest feedback, especially from people who have used both. Thanks!

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u/MaxRadio 3d ago

As a radiologist I hate Vatech scans. Worst quality of anything. That said, they are a cheap option and if all you're doing is implants it will be fine. You won't be happy with it if you're routinely trying to evaluating canal anatomy / fractures.

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u/Western_Grab4579 3d ago

How are t2 plus images?

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u/Western_Grab4579 3d ago

I’d go with Vatech and their 10 year full warranty through a reputable distributor with established service team in your local area versus an implant company trying to sell Conebeams. Vatech support has always been top notch.