3D of one jaw quadrant

Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT), also known as 3D imaging of the jaws and teeth, is the latest achievement in radiographic technology. CBCT produces images of teeth and jaws in the form of slices in all planes with high resolution up to 0.075 mm. The examination data can be reconstructed into three-dimensional images. The method is widely used in implantology for visualization and measurement of bone in edentulous areas, in cases before dental implant placement, and can also be used for creating surgical guides. The examination information is used to analyze various pathological conditions affecting teeth and jaws. CBCT has limited information regarding the diagnosis of soft tissue changes - salivary glands, lymph nodes, muscles, etc. The CBCT dose is several times lower than that of conventional medical CT scanners.

Recommended for implant planning, complex extractions, endodontic problems, and assessment of pathological processes in the jaw.