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Dexis Digital X-Ray: Should I Make the Transition?
Dr. K. asks:
I am computer illiterate. I am in my sixties and am such a dinosaur about digital products that I shudder at the thought of having to bring even more high-tech into my practice. I am looking at digital x-ray systems now. I know nothing about the high-tech aspects of the different systems. I am considering buying the Dexis Digital X-Ray System. The system is supposed to be user-friendly and they are supposed to have a lot of tech-support. I am looking for feedback from people in my position that have installed these digital x-ray systems in their practice. What has been your experience? Should I make the transition?
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We have Dexis and while the images are decent the company is very bad to deal with . Not only is the product expensive to begin with, but Dexis will nickel and dime you to death with every kind of fee (support, upgrades, maintenance).