Precise Imaging for Better Dental Care
When it comes to complex dental issues, Dental CT Scans offer an advanced and detailed view of your teeth, jaw, and surrounding bone structures. At Atharv Diagnostic Center, we use cutting-edge Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) technology to provide 3D imaging that helps diagnose and plan treatment with exceptional precision.
What is a Dental CT Scan?
A Dental CT Scan (also known as Cone Beam CT or CBCT) creates a 3D image of your teeth, gums, and jawbones. Unlike traditional 2D X-rays, a CT scan gives a much more detailed and accurate representation, allowing your dentist to see hidden issues that may not be visible on regular X-rays.
This scan is invaluable for planning:
Dental implants
Root canal treatments
Oral surgery
TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorders
Evaluating bone loss or defects
Assessing complex tooth extractions, including wisdom teeth removal
Why is a Dental CT Scan Important?
3D Precision: Provides a detailed 3D view of your jaw, teeth, and bone structures, ensuring no problem is missed.
Improved Planning: Helps dentists and oral surgeons plan procedures with higher accuracy, reducing the chances of complications.
Safe and Non-invasive: The procedure is quick, non-invasive, and completely safe.
Low Radiation: Modern CBCT technology uses significantly lower radiation than traditional medical CT scans, making it safer for dental use.
What to Expect During the Scan
The scan is quick and simple, typically lasting around 5 to 10 minutes
You’ll be asked to bite down on a small device to keep your mouth still during the scan
No special preparation is needed before the scan
Our experienced radiologists will make sure you are comfortable and relaxed throughout the process
Why Choose Atharv Diagnostic Center for Your Dental CT Scan?
State-of-the-art CBCT technology for the highest image quality
Experienced radiologists to ensure accurate results
Safe, low-radiation imaging
Comfortable, clean, and patient-friendly environment
Fast and reliable results to assist in your dental care