A high-resolution 3D CBCT scan of your teeth equips your dentist with enhanced diagnostic information, enabling a comprehensive assessment of your teeth.
Evaluation of impacted and misaligned teeth involves assessing their spatial orientation relative to neighboring teeth and anatomical structures, as well as potential dentoalveolar damage. Reports also consider the likelihood of ankylosis. Coloured 3D segmentation images and a short video demonstration are available for such cases.
Cases involving wisdom teeth include an assessment of their proximity to the mandibular canal and adjacent teeth/anatomic structures, identification of root abnormalities, and evaluation of associated pathology. Additionally, a brief video demonstration is available for these cases.
Implant cases involve assessing edentulous sites to observe healing patterns, identify residual pathology, evaluate bone grafting/sinus lift healing, and determine potential contraindications for regional implant placement. Our service also offers optional implant planning and measurements for comprehensive treatment planning.
Orthognathic cases in the maxillofacial region entail evaluating surgical plannings, trauma and fractures in the alveolar and facial bones, cleft palate surgery, and observing healing patterns.
Pathological conditions in the maxillofacial region encompass the evaluation of odontogenic and intraosseous pathology, offering a differential interpretation to distinguish between various conditions. Additionally, clinical and radiological follow-up recommendations are provided for comprehensive management.
Temporomandibular joint cases involve both open and closed mouth studies to assess the position of the condylar head, identify degenerative changes, inflammatory and systemic conditions, potential condylar fractures, tumors and other pathologic conditions.
Airway evaluation involve nasopharynx, oropharynx and nasal cavity assessment, including the airway measurements and risk evaluation for sleep apnea syndrome.
Cases including inflammatory conditions of the paranasal sinuses, benign and malignant neoplasms involving the sinuses, oroantral communication and other pathologies affecting the sinuses.
Cases including endodontic and periodontal conditions, encompassing evaluations for tooth fractures, unobturated canals, external and internal resorption, separated instruments, as well as apical and lateral lesions.
