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Three-dimensional dental imaging · Gurugram

3D Dental CBCT

A clearer view.
A deeper understanding.

Explore teeth, jaws and their spatial relationships in three dimensions, when additional information is needed for your care.

3D CBCT illustrative concept visual3D VOLUME · ILLUSTRATIVE VISUAL
Understand the examination

The detail behind a clinical decision.

Cone beam computed tomography uses X-rays to create a three-dimensional view of dental and bony structures. Your dentist selects this examination when it can answer a clinical question that simpler imaging cannot adequately resolve.

Clinical applications

Selected to answer a specific question.

Your referring clinician determines whether this examination is appropriate.

01

Implant assessment

Assessment of available bone and its relationship to nearby anatomical structures.

02

Selected endodontic questions

Additional information in specific complex cases, following clinical assessment.

03

Impacted teeth & oral surgery

Three-dimensional localisation when clinically indicated.

What the examination can tell us

Useful information. Clear limitations.

What it can add

Cross-sectional information about teeth and bony anatomy, reviewed in axial, coronal and sagittal planes. A rendered 3D view helps orientation; assessment relies on the underlying volume.

Where interpretation needs care

CBCT has limited soft-tissue contrast. Motion and dense dental materials can obscure detail. Findings need to be interpreted with the referral and clinical assessment.

3D CBCT

A volume for selected spatial or cross-sectional questions.

Digital OPG

A panoramic 2D overview of the teeth and jaws.

Lateral cephalogram

A side-view 2D radiograph used in orthodontic assessment.

For the referring clinician

Give the examination its clinical context.

Include the question you need answered, rather than the modality alone. The acquisition and reporting requirements should be agreed for the individual examination.

Explore the referral pathway
Before your visit

A little preparation. A clearer experience.

Bring your dentist’s prescription and any relevant earlier images. Let the team know about pregnancy or possible pregnancy and any positioning or mobility needs.

Read the patient guide
01

Bring your referral

The requested examination and area should be clear.

02

Follow positioning guidance

The team will explain the examination before acquisition.

03

Confirm the next step

Discuss the relevant image and report arrangements.

Clinical imaging & reporting showcase

See the Detail. Trust the Interpretation.

Explore common imaging applications for 3D CBCT.

Illustrative visuals only. These are not DentoRad patient scans, findings or reports.

Your questions, answered

About 3D CBCT

Is CBCT the same as an OPG?

No. OPG is a two-dimensional panoramic image; CBCT creates three-dimensional information. The right examination depends on what your dentist needs to assess.

Does the scan include a specialist report?

DentoRad offers specialist CBCT reporting. The reporting scope and delivery arrangements should be confirmed for your examination.

Can I choose the scan area myself?

The area and protocol should follow the referral and clinical assessment. Bring the prescription and any relevant earlier images.

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Our Dental Imaging Services

ORTHODONTIC IMAGING

Lateral Cephalogram

A prescribed side-view dental radiograph to support assessment of the relationship between the teeth, jaws and facial profile.

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Imaging decisions are made by your treating clinician. This information is general and does not replace clinical advice.
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