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The CBCT scan process is designed to be both efficient and patient-friendly, ensuring a comfortable experience while capturing precise diagnostic data. Below are the key components involved:
Patient Positioning
Good patient positioning is very important for getting clear images.
The patient is seated, standing, or placed in a supine position, depending on the equipment, with their head properly stabilized to minimize movement during the dental cone beam computed tomography CBCT scan.
360-Degree Rotation
The cone beam CT scan performs a 360-degree rotation around your head, capturing multiple images at various angles. This process typically takes under a minute, minimizing discomfort and radiation doses.
Reconstruction of 3D Images
The data from the rotation is processed with special software to rebuild it, into a detailed dimensional 3D image. This allows for precise visualization of complex anatomical structures from any angle.
Low Radiation Exposure
CBCT scans are designed to use a focused beam, significantly reducing radiation doses compared to traditional CT scans while delivering superior image quality with reduced scatter radiation.
Data Analysis and Diagnosis
Once the images are generated, they are analyzed. These CBCT scan dental images provide valuable insights into oral structures, helping accurately diagnose issues such as impacted teeth, jaw abnormalities, TMJ disorders, and more.
By integrating these components, our CBCT scan near you ensures an advanced level of diagnostic accuracy, enabling safe and effective treatment results.
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