3D computed tomography can perform PANO circumferential imaging, CEPH lateral cranial imaging, and CT tomographic imaging. Lower X-ray dose and more delicate colorful image processing can be more helpful in different aspects of dental treatment and diagnosis.
Through 3D three-dimensional computed tomography, the patient's intraoral condition can be clearly understood. It is an auxiliary tool for dental implant specialists to refer to when implanting teeth. It can properly control the patient's safety and allow dental implant specialists to give the best treatment suggestions based on the patient's condition. Each tooth is inspected from different angles, and the three-dimensional 3D image of the bone is presented to enable a 360-degree inspection of implants and teeth. Any conditions in the sinuses can be immediately identified to facilitate the evaluation of upper jaw dental implants.
Traditional 2D planar full-mouth X-rays can only observe the intraoral condition using 2D planar images and cannot evaluate from a three-dimensional perspective.