Cone Beam
CT Scan Technology
Advanced Imaging for Precision Care
See more. Treat better.
Advanced Imaging
for Precision Care
See more. Treat better.
Accurate, comfortable, and cutting-edge diagnostics
Modern oral and maxillofacial surgery relies on accurate, detailed imaging to plan safe and effective treatment. A Cone Beam CT (CBCT) scan provides a three-dimensional view of your teeth, jawbone, and facial structures—far more detailed than a traditional X-ray.
This advanced imaging technology allows your surgeon to clearly visualize important anatomy such as nerves, bone density, and sinus cavities before performing procedures like dental implant placement, wisdom tooth removal, or jaw reconstruction. The scan is quick, painless, and performed right in our office, helping ensure that your treatment is customized precisely for your needs.
Key Benefits
- Produces 3D images that allow precise assessment of bone structure, tooth position, and surrounding tissues.
- Helps your surgeon plan treatments such as implant placement or extractions with maximum precision and safety.
- Uses significantly less radiation than a conventional medical CT scan.
- The scan is fast, comfortable, and completed in less than a minute—no special preparation required.
- Identifies important structures such as nerves and sinuses to avoid complications.
- Performed in-office for immediate results and faster treatment planning.

Step-by-Step Process:
- Preparation
No special preparation is needed. You’ll remove any metal objects, such as jewelry or glasses, before the scan. - Positioning
You’ll stand or sit in the scanner while your head is gently positioned for accuracy. - The Scan
The machine rotates around your head, capturing hundreds of images in less than a minute.
- 3D Reconstruction
The system combines these images into a detailed 3D model of your teeth, jaw, and surrounding anatomy. - Review and Planning
Your surgeon reviews the images immediately to assess bone structure and plan your personalized treatment with precision. - Next Steps
The detailed scan helps guide surgical or restorative procedures—ensuring safer, more predictable results.

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