Welcome to The Future of Dentistry
Traditional X-rays capture two-dimensional images, making it hard to see the full oral and facial structure. These flat images don’t show the complete picture of damage or structural issues.
At Family & Cosmetic Dentistry of Northeast Texas, we use advanced 3D Computed Tomography scans. From detailed assessments of bone density to comprehensive evaluations of dental and facial structures, this technology helps our Longview, TX, dentists confidently make informed decisions.
Our 3-D dental imaging achieves almost the same accuracy as a medical CT scan with 1/10th of the radiation and 1/10th of the cost.
Get Superior Dental Imaging and Diagnosis
With 3-D Dental Scans in Longview
High-Quality Imaging
3D CT dental scanners create detailed images of teeth, bones, nerves, and soft tissues. This helps us to see and diagnose conditions more accurately than 2D imaging techniques.
Better Diagnostic Accuracy
The 3-D imaging allows for a more comprehensive assessment of dental and maxillofacial structures. This can aid in the accurate diagnosis of various dental issues.
Spotting Problems Early
Early detection is vital to maintaining a healthy smile. With 3D imaging, our dentists catch issues like hidden cavities, infections, or bone abnormalities before they become major concerns.
Precise Treatment Planning
Planning for a dental procedure like implants or braces is a breeze with 3-D imaging. Our dentist creates a customized treatment plan tailored to your dental anatomy.
When Is A CBCT Dental Scanner Used?
Whether you're planning for complex oral surgery or dental implants, our 3D CT Cone Beam technology ensures accuracy. The streamlined process minimizes radiation exposure and maximizes efficiency, making it a patient-friendly and time-saving solution.
- Implant Planning: CBCT scans are frequently used to plan dental implant placements precisely. The 3-D images help our dentists assess the quality and quantity of available bone, ensuring optimal implant positioning.
- Endodontic Evaluation: 3-D CT Cone Beam dental scans are used in endodontics to assess the root canal system, identify the number and configuration of root canals, and detect infections or abnormalities.
- Surgical Planning for Impacted Teeth: Before extracting impacted teeth or performing oral surgeries, our CBCT scans show the exact position of the impacted tooth in relation to surrounding structures, nerves, and blood vessels.
- Dental Anomalies and Abnormalities: CBCT imaging helps identify dental anomalies like extra teeth or tooth development abnormalities.
