• Orthodontic procedures
• Surgical planning and treatment of potential teeth
• Diagnosis of temporomandibular joint (TMJ or jawbone) disorders Exact placement of dental implants
• Finding the Origin of Pain or Illness
• Detecting, measuring and treating jaw tumors.
• Computing data for bone structure and health
• Reconstructive Surgery
• Planning for root canal therapy or bone graft
• Evaluation of sinus, jaw, or nasal cavity concerns

3D X-ray is much better than traditional 2D X-ray. Their technological marvel has created a new and advanced way to carefully diagnose and treat diseases, while ensuring that patients feel properly treated and diagnosed.

Here are some more benefits:

Advanced Treatment:

Your dentist will be able to plan a treatment protocol that is specific and unique to your dental problems.

Speed

A 3D X-ray takes only 14 to 20 seconds to complete and the computer completes its reconstruction in about 7 minutes, while a 2D X-ray can take a while to collect the data.

Convenience

With 2D X-rays required for the development of films, patients are often uncomfortable. A 3D X-ray takes away that hassle.

Improved diagnostic capability

A picture of the entire mouth is shown along with 3D AX-rays, which helps in enhancing the diagnostic process.

Reduced exposure

3D X-ray scanners emit lower X-ray doses than those emitted by conventional 2D X-ray products. It reduces the risk of cancer from the radiation produced by 2D X-ray equipment.

The Complete Picture

A 3D X-ray shows areas that can easily be hidden with a 2D X-ray.

Better patient education

With 3D X-rays patients are able to see and understand their dental X-rays more easily, as they show things in great detail.