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Carestream CS 8200 3D Access · Rental

Carestream CS 8200 3D Access rentalOne number.
Nothing else to budget for.

A Carestream CBCT in your practice for a fixed monthly figure. Servicing, repairs, the PC, installation and training are all inside the price. No interest. No rate reviews. No service invoices.

£832.50a month +VAT £999 a month inc VAT  ·  everything included
  • £1,999 +VAT deposit
  • 36 months, then rolling
  • Option to buy at the end
Carestream CS 8200 3D CBCT scanner

Pan & CBCT · 8×9 cm · 75 µm endo mode

Included in the £832.50

Every line below is a bill a buyer still has to pay.

When a practice buys a CBCT outright, the purchase price is the start of the spending, not the end of it. Renting from us puts the whole lot into one monthly figure.

  • All servicingPlanned maintenance for the life of the rental.
  • We keep it workingParts and labour for the full 36 months. It is our machine, so maintaining it is our job.
  • Acquisition PCSpecified, supplied and set up by us, with CS Imaging installed.
  • InstallationFloor-standing and commissioned, usually inside a day.
  • Team trainingOn site, with your nurses, on your own patient workflow.
  • Ongoing 360 supportRemote dial-in and a phone answered by people who use the same machine every day.
  • Five fields of viewFrom 4×4 cm up to 8×9 cm, ready from day one.
  • Pan and 3D in one unitReplace your OPG and add CBCT with a single machine.

The arithmetic

Seven scans a month covers it.

At a typical £150 scan fee, seven scans clear the monthly rental before you have taken a single implant case. Everything after that is income you were previously referring away.

£38.42per working day, including VAT
(26 working days a month)
7scans a month at £150 cover the rental in full
£0interest. This is rental, not finance
36months at a price that cannot move, then rolling monthly

The scan-fee example is illustrative. Your own fee, case mix and referral volume will decide your actual return. We will build the numbers with you before you commit to anything.

Tax treatment

Rental payments are fully deductible. Every year, not just once.

Rentals are a trading expense, so the whole payment comes off your taxable profit across the term. That is £9,990 of deduction a year. Unlike a capital purchase, you do not need a big profit year to use it.

What £832.50 a month actually costs you after relief:

Your positionRateReal cost per month
Limited company, small profits19%£674
Limited company, main rate25%£624
Limited company, marginal band26.5%£612
Higher-rate sole trader or partner40%£500
Additional-rate sole trader or partner45%£458

Two things worth knowing

The writing down allowance was cut in April 2026. Relief on a purchased machine that falls into the main pool now unwinds at 14% a year rather than 18%. If your Annual Investment Allowance is already used elsewhere (a refit, a squat, another purchase in the same year), tax relief on buying takes much longer to arrive than it used to. Rental relief lands in the year you pay it, every year.

Dental treatment is VAT exempt, so most practices cannot reclaim the VAT. On an outright purchase that VAT is a real, unrecoverable cost paid in one hit on day one. On a rental the same VAT is spread across 36 payments.

Tax treatment depends on your own circumstances and on how the agreement is classified. The figures above are illustrative and are not tax advice. Please confirm the position with your accountant before you rely on it. Rates quoted are those for the 2026/27 year.

Rent or buy

The honest comparison.

Buying is the right answer for some practices. Here is how the two actually differ, so you can decide rather than be sold to.

Renting from 360 Visualise

  • £1,999 +VAT deposit, then a fixed £832.50 +VAT a month
  • Servicing and repairs included for the whole 36 months
  • No interest charged, and no rate to be reviewed
  • Payments fully deductible in the year you make them
  • VAT spread across the term, not paid in one hit
  • At 36 months: hand it back, keep going monthly, upgrade or buy it
  • Obsolescence is our problem, not yours

Buying outright or on finance

  • Large capital sum, or a finance agreement priced at today's rates
  • Two-year manufacturer warranty, then you buy cover
  • Interest paid on top across the term
  • Relief via AIA if you have headroom, otherwise 14% a year
  • Full VAT payable up front and largely unrecoverable
  • You own an asset, and you own its depreciation
  • Upgrading in five years means selling it yourself

If you would rather not pay interest

There is no interest in this arrangement. Not a low rate: none. You are not borrowing money and paying a charge on top of it. You are paying rent for the use of a machine that belongs to us, that we own outright, service and keep working for the whole term.

For some practices that is about cash flow. For others it is a matter of principle, and we understand that the difference between rent and interest is not a technicality.

Either way, we will send you the full agreement before you commit, so that you, or whoever advises you, can read exactly how it is structured. Ask for it on the first call and we will email it the same day.

The machine

Everyday 3D, done properly.

The CS 8200 3D Access is the same hardware as the Advance edition, with the same sensor, the same image quality and the same CS Imaging software. It is excellent for the vast majority of dentists: endo, single and multiple implants, and everyday diagnostics.

4×4 cmLocalised
8×9 cmBoth arches
8×9 cm field of viewBoth arches in one scan. Five fields of view from 4×4 cm.
75 µm endo modeFine detail for canals, fractures and small lesions.
Pan and CBCTOne unit replaces your OPG. Add a ceph arm if you do ortho.
CS Imaging softwareView, measure and report, then export DICOM to your planning software.
Patients face forwardNervous patients stay calm and still, so there are fewer retakes.
Compact footprintWithout ceph it fits a space of about 1.5 × 1.0 m.

Planning All-on-4 or full-arch work? The Advance edition captures the full arch. Compare Access and Advance →

How it works

Four steps, and one of them is us doing the paperwork.

Step one

A conversation

We look at your room, your case mix and your referral spend, and tell you honestly whether this stacks up for you.

Step two

Site survey

We check the room, the power and the layout, and handle the critical examination and IRR17 paperwork.

Step three

Install and train

Usually a single day on site. Your team is scanning before we leave.

Step four

Month 36

Hand it back, carry on month to month, upgrade to a newer unit, or buy the machine outright. Your choice, not ours.

Questions

The things people actually ask.

What happens after the 36 months?

It moves to a rolling monthly arrangement, so you are never locked in again. From that point you can hand the machine back, keep renting month to month, upgrade to a newer unit, or buy it outright. We will give you the purchase figure in writing before you sign anything.

Can the monthly price go up?

No. £832.50 +VAT is fixed for the full 36 months, whatever happens to interest rates in the meantime. There is no rate review, no RPI uplift and no separate service invoice arriving in year three.

Is servicing really included, or is it a basic plan?

It is included in full: planned maintenance, parts and labour, for the whole term. If the machine needs an engineer, you call us and we come. There is nothing extra to buy.

What happens if it breaks in year four?

You call us and we fix it. The machine is ours for the whole rental, so keeping it running is our responsibility from the first month to the last, including parts, labour and engineer visits. Nothing changes during the term, and there is nothing for you to extend or renew.

Is there really no interest, or is it built into the rent?

There is no interest, and it is not hidden in the figure. Interest is a charge for the use of money: you borrow a sum and pay back more. That is not what is happening here. We own the scanner, and you pay us rent for using it, in the same way you pay rent for a room. The £832.50 buys you the use of the machine and everything that keeps it running. Ask us for the full agreement and read how it is written.

Access or Advance: which should I rent?

Both use the same hardware and both have 75 µm endo mode. The Access scans 8×9 cm, which covers endo, single and multiple implants and everyday diagnostics. The Advance captures the full arch (12×10 cm) for All-on-4, All-on-6 and full-mouth planning. See the difference, or ask us for Advance rental figures.

Do I need a credit check or a finance application?

This is a rental agreement with 360 Visualise, not a third-party finance product. The process is far lighter than a finance application, and there is no interest charged at any point.

What if I want to own the machine?

You can buy it at the end of the 36 months. If you would rather own it from the start, we sell the CS 8200 outright and through Bramar, Performance Finance and Aspired Finance. Ask and we will quote both ways so you can compare properly.

Is there a wall-mounted option?

Yes. If floor space is tight, the Acteon Optima rental is wall-mounted, with a 12×10 cm field of view, from £499 +VAT a month.

Who handles the regulatory side?

We do. Critical examination, acceptance testing and the IRR17 documentation are part of the installation. You will not be chasing a physicist.

How quickly can it be in?

Subject to stock and your room being ready, typically a few weeks from the survey. Installation itself is usually a single day.

Next step

Get the figures for your practice.

Tell us roughly what you refer out each month and we will put a straight comparison in front of you: rent, buy or finance. No pressure, and no obligation to do any of them.

Or call 01943 601222, Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5:30pm. We will never pass your details to anyone else.

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