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Getting Assistance With Your Orthopantomograph

As you may already know, it is so essential to have a plan in place when problems arise with your Orthopantomograph or any of your other dental x-ray machines. With a plan in place, you can get your operation back up and running more quickly. One such plan is to call Technical Electronic Contractors. We are here to help you keep your Orthopantomograph in working order, specializing in service, parts and repair. In fact, we can help with repairs and parts for a wide variety of panoramic machine brands and systems. Our goal is simple: to provide your office with the help, assistance and parts needed as soon as they’re needed. 
 
The Orthopantomograph is a convenient, inexpensive, and rapid way to evaluate the gross anatomy of the jaws and related pathology. It is the most comprehensive 3-in-1 platform designed for today and tomorrow but even these very well-designed, high-quality machines can experience issues from time to time. And, when your Orthopantomograph goes down, your business and patients can suffer. 
 
So when an issue arises, we can come out to your office or offer telephone troubleshooting for your Orthopantomograph at your convenience. We provide technical assistance on a contractual basis and stock parts for most dental x-ray machines and offer a variety of services including telephone troubleshooting, factory-trained machine moves, parts sales (new refurbished and used), calibration/alignment, periodic maintenance/ AEC calibration, on-site repair and more. 
 
We can diagnose malfunctions in existing equipment as well as newly purchased equipment using manufacturers' service kits and special test and analysis instruments. Planned preventative maintenance can also help prevent dental equipment failure down the line. So, make sure you have a plan and make sure it’s TEC! We can help with whatever you need for your Orthopantomograph. Our technicians are here to support your office’s dental imaging systems. So, don’t hesitate! Give us a call today and learn how we can help get your machine back up and running. 

Want to learn more about getting help with your Orthopantomograph? Call Technical Electronic Contractors at 612-963-8337 or Contact Us to learn more. We ship internationally and can offer comprehensive assistance over-the-phone!
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