I don't know about the Dexcom One or Dexcom 7 as I haven't used those. But I have used the Dexcom 6 for years. What we call "soaking", inserting the sensor about 24 hours before you start it, usually helps it not be so far off when it starts and the first 24 hours it's on. It's probably one reason I like to restart mine. It doesn't take as much calibration to get it to fall into line. I'm pretty OCD about wanting mine to be within .3 mmol (5mg) of accuracy.
But it does seem to help it not be as off at first and fall into line easier for me.