Cutting-Edge 3D Imaging Solutions
Cone beam CBCT imaging marks a remarkable evolution in dental diagnostics, offering three-dimensional visualizations of your teeth, jaw, and adjacent structures. At Patricia Conn, DDS, this innovative technology allows Dr. Patricia Conn and Dr. Kevin Conchiery to examine dental anatomy with outstanding clarity and accuracy, facilitating precise treatment planning.
Advantages of Cone Beam CBCT Imaging
This state-of-the-art imaging technique captures intricate cross-sectional images in a single scan, removing the necessity for multiple traditional X-rays. The minimal radiation exposure ensures it is a safer alternative to conventional CT scans while delivering superior image quality. Patients enjoy quicker diagnoses and more accurate treatment results.
- Comprehensive 360-degree visualization of oral structures
- Superior insight into nerve pathways and bone density
- Enhanced surgical planning for implants and extractions
- Rapid scanning process lasting only 10 to 20 seconds
The CBCT Imaging Procedure
During your cone beam scan, you will either stand or sit as the imaging device rotates around your head, capturing hundreds of images from various angles. This procedure is entirely pain-free and non-invasive, requiring no special preparation or recovery time. Our dentist can promptly assess the detailed 3D images to detect potential issues that might be overlooked with standard radiographs, ensuring thorough dental care.
Explore how cone beam CBCT imaging in Ferndale, Washington, can elevate your dental diagnosis and treatment strategies. Reach out to our office to discover more about this advanced technology. Call 360-384-5902 for further information.
Common Inquiries About Cone Beam CBCT Imaging
What is the cost of Cone Beam CBCT imaging?
The expenses for CBCT imaging vary depending on the specific area being examined and your insurance plan. Our team is ready to provide comprehensive pricing details and discuss financing options during your consultation.
What can I expect during a Cone Beam CBCT imaging session?
The scan lasts between 10 to 20 seconds as you remain still while the device rotates around you. The entire experience is comfortable, with no sensation of radiation or discomfort either during or after the process.
How is Cone Beam CBCT imaging different from traditional dental X-rays?
CBCT provides three-dimensional images compared to the flat two-dimensional views from traditional X-rays, revealing details that conventional radiographs cannot show while using similar or even lower radiation levels than multiple standard X-rays.
