Testimonials

"When we go to conferences about the use of CBCTs in guided surgery, etc., we are told that we're responsible for the entire field of view and it's prudent to have our scans evaluated by a radiologist. But then we leave the conferences and we don't really know where to turn for those services. When I found BeamReaders, it was like a weight was lifted off my shoulders. My BeamReaders radiologist has been fantastic to work with on all my cases!"

I just wanted to write a supreme thank you to BeamReaders.

I wanted to let you know that as of now, we are both responsible for finding carotid calcifications that allowed my patient to see an interventional radiologist who used Doppler technology to find that his carotid artery was 90% occluded and with his history of Burkitt's Lymphoma, led his physicians to remove this blockage and he successfully completed this surgery 2 weeks ago. He gave me a big hug, but without your service and the recognition that you deserve, that hug doesn't happen. And you don't always get the recognition or the hug. I just wanted to make sure that you knew about this and that you have impacted my practice and my patient's life in a real and impactful way.

Thank you for your service and for making us look better.

"BeamReaders is by far the best maxillofacial radiology review service in the Americas and probably in the world. Their submitting portal is very easy to navigate and their response time is excellent. Having the reassurance that all their excellent maxillofacial radiologists are reviewing your radiology volumes gives you incredible peace of mind and your patient will have the most up to date diagnosis available today. They may possibly pick up on nuances that other services will usually miss. Having people like Dr. Dania Tamimi as well as Dr. David Hatcher in their team raises the bar of their service to a level that is very difficult to meet by other similar services. They wrote in my opinion what I consider the “Bibles” in TMJ and airway and maxillofacial radiology. Those two books are hands down the best ones available in this subject. Dr. Hatcher, Cory Hatcher, and all of their team have my vote for best Maxillofacial Radiology review service."

"I'd wanted to take BeamReaders CBCT course with Dr. Tamimi for a long time, but hadn't been able to due to of scheduling conflicts.  So when I saw that there was an option for a one-on-one, virtual course with her, I jumped at the opportunity. I knew that it would be a worthwhile experience given her excellent reputation, but it was so much more than that. Not only did she explain the material masterfully, she challenged some of my existing concepts and answered all of my questions, which was perfect. What a treat!"

"I purchased my CBCT in 2014. I’ve been using BeamReaders for my oral radiology needs since early 2016. I attended a two day course by BeamReaders (Dr. Dania Tamimi) in Orlando which I describe as “two days in the dark with two oral radiologists who literally wrote the textbook on CBCT interpretation”. This was the best CBCT radiology training I’ve taken. The course and textbook cover anatomy, pathology, airway and TMJ. The textbook is a valuable resource I use regularly.

I also cannot emphasize how highly I respect the training and reports I have received from BeamReaders! They are easy to work with, prompt, considerate and each report adds to my knowledge base."

I have been a client of Beamreaders for over a decade and feel compelled to share my experience. Our practice is somewhat unique in that we are a certified dental CT facility certified by the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission. To date there are under a few dozen dental facilities in the United States that are IAC certified. My go-to radiologist that has reviewed most all our images is Dr. Tom Deahl. I have had the gift of being able to learn from him, but also have enjoyed a wonderful collaborative friendship that continues to grow and flourish. His level of skill and expertise shines considering that a large percentage of our images of patients with significant paranasal sinus disease. Our requirements include needing to have vidian nerve classification, olfactory fossa identified, anterior ethmoidal artery location as well as the patency and dimension of the sphenoid ostium measured and identified. The identification of these anatomic landmarks is critical to aid the referring ENT physicians to treat our patients effectively and efficiently with chronic sinus disease. Dr. Deahl is always available to discuss any findings that are unclear and/or confusing. Additionally, the Beamreaders PACs system is the most efficient platform I use to share images, reports, and narratives with all my colleagues in a secure and HIPPA compliant format. The standard of care mandates utilizing routine image review. This benefits the practitioner but more importantly our patients.

"My CBCT 1:1 education session with Dr. Tamimi went exceptionally well. She went above and beyond, was very informative and engaging. She gave an in-depth knowledge of all aspects of CBCT imaging including endodontics, implants and dental sleep medicine. She answered all my questions and clarified all doubts. I highly recommend her and the Beamreaders course."

"Having our i-CAT CBCT scans read by a board-certified BeamReaders' maxillofacial radiologist gives me confidence I am giving my patients the best information possible about their health. When I share these reports with their other health care providers, I set my practice apart. My patients appreciate going over the report and hearing about the details."

"Thank you so much for all the great reports, I really appreciate the detailed nature of Dr. Tamimi's interpretations. The evaluation of the TMJ status for each joint individually has been particularly helpful in determining a diagnosis. In cases where further TMJ imaging is needed, the comments stating that evaluation with MRI may be indicated has helped to support my recommendation for further imaging. I work specifically in conjunction with chiropractors, and so ask for additional custom information. The extra comments regarding atlas rotations and cervical spine position have been valuable in my collaboration with orthogonal chiropractor and osteopathic cranial practitioners. They often do not get such detailed information about patients and being able to share the cases with them through the BeamReaders portal has been tremendously helpful."

"I have been working with Beamreaders for decades. To have such an amazing resource to properly read your 3D imaging or MRI is beyond priceless in terms of critical information that may be missed. Frankly, are you a board certified radiologist??? I do a fair amount of medical/legal testimony and the CYA rule applies bigtime! They are consistently providing the most informative and timely reports on some of the most difficult patients. I am a doctor of last resort for many medical groups and the number of "coincidental " findings are beyond description. The Beamreaders team have helped to save many lives. They find obscure pathologies that you may remember from dental school ...or not! And more importantly, many that didn't exist in my Pathology texts. I have countless image series, well over 100K, that are stored on their servers, gratis, that eliminates the need for me to tie up server space. As experienced as I am at reading the images, after several decades of dedicated pain and sleep medicine practice, the data manipulation that I have watched the techs and docs perform is well above my pay grade! I have sent so many patients that I could easily pay for a machine for my own office, but I cannot rival the quality of data as well as the organized reports to share with patients and referring doctors. Plus, who has the time or expertise, unless a radiologist. I send all patients, TMD, Sleep and definitely all orthodontic cases, Orthognathic cases, Implants, suspected failed root canals I find on panoramic. I make appropriate referral to the endodontists and oral surgeons and periodontists that are expert at the correction of the pathologies, but I consider the Beamreaders team and DDI as part of my "team."

I have no financial interest in their company, nor am I being compensated. I felt compelled to share my experience after the latest cancer that had metastasized into the skull that we caught just in time, and because of close friends whose lives were saved by timely diagnosis of serious pathologies...how would I live with myself if I missed it???

They are a treasure for our community and the profession worldwide!"