SOTA Imaging just launched a new online store with discounted prices on dental equipment from imaging accessories and PPE to entryway thermometers and more.

The American Dental Association (ADA) respectfully yet strongly disagrees with the World Health Organization’s (WHO) recommendation to delay “routine” dental care in certain situations due to COVID-19.

As dental practices reopen, now is a great time to test your imaging equipment to make sure you are prepared to see patients again.

Dental practices in states like Florida and Virginia are slowly but surely reopening, providing a glimpse into the not-so-distant future when offices across the county emerge from the broad closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic and resume patient care.

The American Dental Association (ADA) issued guidance for dentists in states that are considering reopening, as the federal government released guidelines for opening up America again.

On April 7, 2020, the CDC issued revisions to its “Interim Infection Prevention and Control Guidance for Dental Settings During the COVID-19 Response.” 

As the COVID-19 pandemic spreads across the US, increasingly dramatic measures are being taken in an attempt to “flatten the curve.” The American Dental Association (ADA) in mid-March recommended that dentists nationwide postpone elective procedures. If your office is considering temporarily closing its doors, use these distributor checklists to make sure you follow best practices. 

As the dental community bonds together to formulate a response to the impact of the coronavirus, there has been an abundance of information. If you are experiencing information overload, we’ve consolidated a list of resources, categorized by business, practice, and legislative and reimbursement resources. This article will be updated regularly with additional resources.

During the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, our focus is on the safety and well-being of our employees and community and continued service of our clients. We are providing an update today on the actions taken to date as we focus on health, safety, and business continuity. SOTA Imaging will remain open and has taken the following steps to help you and your practice.

How do you give dental care to patients who have poor oral health but think their teeth are fine? That’s the challenge Dr. Bonnie Bateman and her team overcame on their recent dental mission trip to Cambodia.

For over a decade, Dr. Bonnie Bateman and her team have gone on an annual dental mission trip to Cambodia. Their goal is to provide free dental care to Cambodians who lack access to quality dentistry and technology. This year, with the help of SOTA Imaging, they were able to help over 400 patients.

Aaron DeForest, DDS, Founder of DentalTechup, reviewed the SOTA Imaging Claris i5HD as part of his video review series of dental products, highlighting the camera’s “crisp, clear images” and integration with SOTA Image software. 

The goal of DentalTechup is to help dentists make their own decisions when buying dental products and software. While SOTA Imaging sent DentalTechup our products for review, Dr DeForest did not receive any form of sponsorship for his review.

SOTA Imaging will be attending the Greater New York Dental Meeting (GNYDM), December 1st - 4th, where the company is running a limited-time-offer bundle promo.

For the end of 2019, SOTA Imaging is offering our lowest price ever on our digital x-ray sensors + intraoral camera bundle. This promotion includes any two Clio Digital X-Ray sensors and a Claris i5HD Intraoral Camera for nearly half the price. It’s one more step SOTA Imaging is taking to make the process of running a dental practice more accessible for our customers.