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3D CBCT imaging improves treatment accuracy and patient confidence

Can you believe that most of our dentistry in the past has been performed while only using imaging in 2 dimensions? 3D CBCT Imaging has changed how our patients experience and receive dental care.

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What Is 3D CBCT Imaging?


Cone Beam Computer Tomography (CBCT), also referred to as 3D dental imaging, provides a clearer and more detailed view of dental anatomy compared to traditional 2D dental x-rays. Unlike 2D x-rays, CT scans can be rotated and manipulated to examine teeth from every angle.
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How it serves you:


  • Improved diagnostics when you have a toothache
  • Higher safety during dental procedures such as implants or extractions
  • Precise planning for tooth replacement therapy utilizing implants
  • Increased efficiency during dental procedures like root canals
  • Detects sleep apnea risk factors
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Benefits of 3D CT Imaging


To improve dental care for patients in different situations, we may recommend using 3D CT scans.

We offer diagnosis and treatment planning for patients with temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction, surgical guides for dental implant placement, prosthetic teeth connection, oral surgery planning such as tooth extractions, and ensure the safety and efficacy of root canal therapy.

How it serves you:

  • Improved diagnostics when you have a toothache
  • Higher safety during dental procedures such as implants or extractions
  • Precise planning for tooth replacement therapy utilizing implants
  • Increased efficiency during dental procedures like root canals
  • Detects sleep apnea risk factors
Ask us how it will benefit you

Enhancing Dental Care with 3D CT Scanning


In our office, 3D CT scans, along with other advanced dental technologies, improve the patient experience in several ways.

Patients can view 3D images of their smile on computer monitors next to their chair, aiding in understanding areas of concern and treatment options.

Specific areas can be highlighted or zoomed in on to provide a clearer perspective on oral health issues.

Digital files can be swiftly transferred to dental labs, insurance providers, and specialists, expediting the treatment process.

Stored digital files allow for easy review, reassessment, and comparison with other X-rays, enhancing the success and effectiveness of dental treatments.



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