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CBCT & 3D Dental Imaging

Advanced 3D imaging for implants, endodontics, impacted teeth, orthodontics, TMJ and maxillofacial assessment.
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  • Advanced 3D Imaging
  • Specialist Oral Radiology
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Specialist diagnosis at the microscopic level.
Supporting oral and maxillofacial diagnosis with laboratory analysis and specialist pathology interpretation.

Understanding CBCT

A three-dimensional view of dental anatomy.

Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) provides a three-dimensional view of teeth, jaws, bone and surrounding anatomical structures.
Unlike conventional two-dimensional dental radiographs, CBCT allows clinicians to examine the region from multiple planes and angles helping reveal complex anatomical relationships that may influence treatment planning.

CBCT is not simply a larger dental X-ray. It creates a 3D dataset that can be reviewed from multiple perspectives.

What is CBCT?

CBCT captures multiple projections around the patient’s head and reconstructs them into a detailed three-dimensional dataset.

3D Visualisation

Multi-plane anatomical views

Focused Imaging

Clinically selected field of view

Clinical Clarity

Better anatomical understanding

Clinical Applications

When might CBCT be recommended?

Your dentist or specialist determines whether CBCT is appropriate based on the clinical question and treatment requirements.

Dental Implants

Bone and anatomical assessment

Impacted Teeth

Position and surrounding structures

Root Canal Cases

Complex root and canal anatomy

Orthodontics

Craniofacial and dental assessment

Oral Surgery

Pre-surgical anatomical information

TMJ Assessment

Bony joint structures

Sinus Evaluation

Dental and sinus relationships

Dental Trauma

Selected complex injuries

Implant Dentistry

Implant Planning

Successful implant treatment depends on understanding the proposed site before surgery. CBCT can provide three-dimensional information about available bone and neighbouring anatomical structures.

Available Bone

Evaluate dimensions at the proposed site.

Anatomical Structures

Review nearby canals, sinuses and related anatomy.

Implant Position

Support clinical planning of position and angulation.
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Endodontics

Endodontic & Root Canal Assessment

Complex root anatomy and selected endodontic conditions may require more detailed three-dimensional assessment when conventional imaging does not provide enough information.
  • Complex root and canal morphology
  • Previously treated teeth
  • Selected areas of pathology
  • Resorption and anatomical variations
  • Relationship of roots to surrounding structures

Oral Surgery

Impacted Teeth & Oral Surgery

Impacted wisdom teeth, canines and other unerupted teeth can have close relationships with neighbouring roots, nerves and surrounding anatomical structures.
CBCT helps the treating clinician examine these relationships three-dimensionally before selected surgical procedures.

3D Localisation

Understand tooth position in three dimensions.

Anatomical Relationships

Assess neighbouring roots, canals and structures.

Surgical Planning

Additional information before selected procedures.

Beyond The Teeth

TMJ & Sinus Evaluation

TMJ Evaluation
CBCT may provide information about the bony components of the temporomandibular joints when clinically indicated.
  • Bony joint anatomy
  • Selected degenerative changes
  • Clinical correlation with symptoms
Sinus Evaluation
Imaging can help clinicians evaluate the maxillary sinuses and their relationship with nearby dental structures.
  • Dental-sinus relationship
  • Pre-implant anatomical assessment
  • Selected maxillofacial findings

Your Visit

What happens during a CBCT scan?

01

Bring your referral

Bring your dentist’s scan request and relevant previous imaging.

02

Scan prepared

The team confirms the requested area and positions you for imaging.

03

Imaging completed

The CBCT system acquires the required projections.

04

Images prepared

The scan is reconstructed into a three-dimensional dataset.

05

Specialist reporting

Where requested, the images can be reviewed by Oral Radiology specialists.

06

Continue treatment

Your clinician uses the imaging and report with the rest of your case information.

OroScan Oral Radiology

CBCT Imaging + Specialist Interpretation

Capturing the image is only part of the diagnostic process. Where specialist interpretation is required, OroScan’s Oral & Maxillofacial Radiology services help clinicians evaluate relevant findings within CBCT and other maxillofacial imaging.

Specialist Radiology

Oral & maxillofacial interpretation.

Detailed Reporting

Clinically focused findings where requested.

Digital Diagnosis

Specialist expertise beyond the physical centre.

Clinical Collaboration

Diagnostic support alongside the treating clinician.

For Dentists & Specialists

Imaging designed around the clinical question.

OroScan works with general dentists and specialists by providing access to advanced dental imaging and specialist diagnostic support.

CBCT Imaging

Advanced three-dimensional dental and maxillofacial imaging.

Specialist Reporting

Oral & Maxillofacial Radiology interpretation where requested.

Complex Case Review

Additional diagnostic support for appropriate cases.

Digital Diagnosis

Access OroScan's expertise through digital diagnostic workflows.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about CBCT.

What does CBCT stand for?
CBCT stands for Cone Beam Computed Tomography, a form of three-dimensional imaging used in dental and maxillofacial assessment.
If your dentist or specialist has requested a specific CBCT investigation, bring the referral or prescription with you.
It can be useful in selected complex endodontic cases where additional three-dimensional information is clinically justified.
OroScan’s Oral Radiology services include specialist CBCT and maxillofacial imaging reporting where requested.
Your dentist may require additional three-dimensional information that cannot be adequately obtained from conventional two-dimensional radiographs.
Yes. CBCT may be used when clinically appropriate to provide three-dimensional information about a proposed implant site and surrounding anatomy.
CBCT may help clinicians evaluate the three-dimensional position of impacted teeth and their relationship with surrounding structures.
Service availability and equipment can vary by centre. Contact your preferred OroScan location before visiting for a specific investigation.

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