3D Dental Tomography

Dental radiography is one of the most important scientific branches of dentistry; it plays a central role in diagnosis, treatment and post-treatment evaluation. Modern digital imaging systems have transformed this field, increasing image quality while reducing radiation dose.

Areas of use: Cavity detection, root canal treatment planning and monitoring, bone loss assessment in advanced gum disease, implant surgery planning and follow-up, position determination before impacted tooth surgery, cyst and tumor diagnosis, monitoring dental development in children, and detection of jaw-facial fractures.

Digital Radiovisiography (RVG): The image appears instantly on the computer screen with no waiting time, allowing tooth details to be assessed clearly. Digital Panoramic X-ray: Evaluates all teeth and jawbones in a single image; the basis of the initial examination. Lateral Cephalometric: For structural analysis before orthodontic treatment. Hand-Wrist X-ray: Assesses jaw development in children by determining bone age.

Dental Volumetric Tomography (CBCT): Provides three-dimensional imaging; jawbone density and width are determined with millimetric accuracy before implant placement. It operates at a much lower radiation dose than classic medical CT.

Clinical advantage: The treatment plan is built on real anatomical data rather than assumption. Implant size, angle and bone density are precisely determined, minimizing surgical margin of error. The scan takes 14-30 seconds, with results evaluated digitally in real time.