Description
Who is the CBCT Scan for?
- Patients preparing for implant placement – allows for assessment of bone tissue quantity and quality
- Patients requiring advanced orthodontic diagnosis – enables assessment of tooth position and the relationship of the maxilla to the mandible
- Patients with suspected pathological changes – detects cysts, tumors, and other abnormalities
- Individuals with chronic sinus problems – allows for precise evaluation of the maxillary sinuses
- Patients before oral surgical procedures
How is a CBCT scan performed?
- Patient preparation – metal objects (jewelry, glasses, removable dentures) must be removed before the examination
- Scan execution – the patient stands still, and the device performs a full 3D scan within a few seconds
- Results analysis – the dentist or radiologist analyzes the images and provides the patient with the results and recommendations
Benefits of the 16×10, 16×12 CBCT Scan
- Precise 3D diagnostics – high-resolution images enable accurate treatment planning
- Minimal radiation dose – modern technology limits radiation exposure
- Short examination time – scanning takes a few seconds, and the result is available immediately
- Essential tool in modern dentistry – helps avoid diagnostic errors
Schedule a CBCT scan for precise diagnostics
If you are planning implant, orthodontic, or surgical treatment, a 16×10, 16×12 CBCT scan will provide crucial information for the doctor and ensure maximum safety of the procedure. Do not delay – schedule your examination today!
