3D tomography
3D X-ray imaging is a modern diagnostic method that provides a three-dimensional view of the teeth, jaws, and surrounding tissues. This method offers high accuracy in assessing anatomy and helps dentists plan treatments better, including implantology and orthodontics. The 3D image allows for the detection of issues such as inflammation or anomalies in tooth positioning that may not be visible on standard X-rays. The process of obtaining a 3D X-ray is quick and painless for the patient. The use of this method significantly enhances diagnostic quality and treatment outcomes in dentistry.
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Why and when it is needed?
In dentistry 3D visualisation expands the diagnostic opportunities and enables to have a look at the entire mouth cavity not only one tooth. This method of equipment diagnostics is widely used in orthodontics, face and jaw surgery, implantology and plastic surgery. 3D dental image is necessary:
- To inspect the pathological structure of the jaws and individual teeth;
- To identify the teeth that have not hatched out or have grown incorrectly;
- To detect injuries and fractures;
- To establish the condition of the bone tissue prior to implant placement;
- To diagnose the focus of inflammation in the soft tissue, canals and teeth roots;
- To assess the quality of treatment including after implantation;
- If there is suspicion of new growth;
- In case of chronic pain;
- Prior to the placement of the brace system;
- Prior to complicated tooth extraction.
Types of X-rays
- Panoramic X-ray: Provides a full overview of the condition of teeth, jaws, and surrounding structures.
- Periapical X-ray: Is used for detailed assessment of a specific tooth or area.
- 3D Computed Tomography: This technology delivers volumetric imaging of the jaw and face area for precise diagnostics and treatment planning.
- Cephalometric X-ray: Helps analyze facial symmetry, bite alignment, and supports orthodontic treatment planning.
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F.A.Q.
3D X-ray imaging is a method that uses X-ray radiation to create a three-dimensional image of the teeth, jaws, and surrounding tissues. It provides detailed layers of information, allowing dentists to better visualize the anatomical structures.
3D X-rays are recommended for planning implant placement, in orthodontics, for assessing complex root canal cases, or when there are anomalies that require more detailed investigation. During check-up diagnostics, a 3D X-ray is also performed for a more accurate assessment of the condition of the teeth and gums.
Yes, 3D X-ray is a safe procedure as it uses a minimal amount of radiation. Advanced technology allows for reduced exposure compared to traditional X-ray images.
The 3D X-ray procedure takes just a few minutes. After the scanning is complete, the images are immediately available for analysis by the dentist.
Yes, a 3D X-ray can be performed even if you have dental prosthetics or implants. It provides useful information about the condition of the surrounding tissues and allows dentists to plan further treatment.
3D X-ray imaging allows for more detailed and precise images, aiding in diagnosis and treatment planning. This reduces the likelihood of errors and improves treatment outcomes.
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