Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT)
The newest and most sophisticated version of standard CT scans is CBCT, also known as cone beam computed tomography. For the diagnosis or advanced planning of dental disorders, the scan uses a cone-shaped X-Ray beam on an amorphous silicon flat-panel detector to provide clear images.
You can obtain a 3D image of your teeth, nerve pathway, bone, and soft tissues in a single scan at Celera Diagnostics. You can receive the right care for dental implants, teeth extractions, and other operations with the aid of a CBCT scan.
What is it advised for?
In a single scan, it delivers a 3-D representation of your teeth, nerve pathways, bone, and soft tissue.
- For dental implants, wisdom tooth extractions, and orthodontic therapy, a CT scan of your tooth aids in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
Services
Dental imaging and non-dental imaging:
- To identify relationships between oral surgery and the third molar nerve, localization of teeth or foreign bodies, and orthodontics
- For the planning, placement, and imaging pre-implant
- For cleft palate evaluation
- To detect internal bone disease
- For studies related to the temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
- For orthodontic procedures
- To plan cosmetic surgery and reconstructive procedures
- For the evaluation of dental trauma
- For endodontic canal evaluation (diagnosis of root canal)
- For airway assessment, nasal and sinus examinations