3D of two jaws

3D imaging of two jaws is a comprehensive cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) scan that covers both the upper and lower jaws simultaneously. This examination provides a complete three-dimensional picture of the entire dentition, jaw bones, and adjacent anatomical structures. The technology allows detailed visualization with high resolution, with images viewable in all planes - axial, sagittal, and coronal. Processing software enables the creation of 3D reconstructions, virtual models, and precise measurements. The examination is particularly valuable in complex cases requiring comprehensive assessment of the orofacial complex.

Required for patients with complex orthodontic cases, planned orthognathic surgery, full mouth rehabilitations, TMD problems, or trauma affecting both jaws.