Accurate anatomical assessment
CBCT allows precise measurement of bone volume, nerve position, and sinus dimensions – essential for safe implant placement and surgical planning.
Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) is a revolutionary 3D imaging technology that provides detailed, cross‑sectional views of the teeth, jaws, temporomandibular joints, sinuses, and surrounding facial structures. Unlike conventional dental X‑rays that produce 2D images, CBCT creates a three‑dimensional reconstruction of the maxillofacial region, enabling clinicians to assess anatomy with unparalleled accuracy. It is an indispensable tool for dental implant planning, orthodontic assessment, impacted tooth evaluation, and maxillofacial surgery.
CBCT uses a cone‑shaped X‑ray beam that rotates around the patient, capturing multiple images from different angles. These images are then reconstructed into a 3D volume that can be viewed from any orientation. The radiation dose is significantly lower than that of a medical CT scan, making it safe for routine dental use. The resulting images allow precise measurement of bone height, width, and density, identification of vital structures (inferior alveolar nerve, sinus cavities), and accurate planning of surgical procedures.
At Amytri Diagnostics, we use state‑of‑the‑art CBCT equipment with low‑dose protocols and high‑resolution imaging. Our experienced radiologists interpret the scans and provide detailed reports, which are shared with your dentist, orthodontist, or oral surgeon to guide treatment decisions with confidence.
CBCT provides the 3D information necessary for accurate diagnosis, safe treatment planning, and predictable outcomes in modern dentistry and maxillofacial surgery.
CBCT allows precise measurement of bone volume, nerve position, and sinus dimensions – essential for safe implant placement and surgical planning.
By identifying vital structures and assessing bone quality, CBCT reduces the risk of nerve injury, sinus perforation, and implant failure.
3D planning enables virtual implant placement, orthodontic simulation, and surgical guides – leading to better outcomes and fewer complications.
We provide high‑resolution CBCT scans with advanced reconstruction tools, expert interpretation, and seamless coordination with your dental specialist.
Full‑field CBCT acquisition of the maxillofacial region – providing multiplanar and 3D volume reconstructions for comprehensive assessment.
Detailed bone mapping, measurement of height and width, and identification of the inferior alveolar nerve and sinus – facilitating safe implant placement.
3D evaluation of tooth angulation, root resorption, eruption patterns, and airway space – essential for orthodontic treatment planning.
Assess temporomandibular joint anatomy, degenerative changes, and condylar position; evaluate sinus pathology and proximity to dental structures.
Precise localisation of impacted teeth, angulation, and relationship to adjacent structures – aiding surgical extraction planning.
Virtual surgical planning, 3D volume rendering, and segmentation – enabling complex maxillofacial and orthognathic surgery planning.
Call us, WhatsApp, or visit our centre to schedule your CBCT. No special preparation is needed – just remove any metal objects from your head and neck.
Remove jewellery, glasses, hairpins, and any removable dental appliances. You will be asked to wear a lead apron for protection.
You will sit or stand in the CBCT machine, which rotates around your head, capturing multiple images. The scan takes 10–20 seconds for a full field of view, and the entire procedure is quick and comfortable.
The images are reconstructed into a 3D volume. A radiologist reviews the scan and prepares a detailed report – shared with you and your dentist/oral surgeon within 24–48 hours.
It is a key investigation for complex dental and maxillofacial cases – often when 2D imaging is insufficient.
CBCT is the gold standard for assessing bone quality, volume, and proximity to vital structures – ensuring safe and predictable implant placement.
CBCT localises the impacted tooth and its relationship to the inferior alveolar nerve, minimising the risk of nerve injury during extraction.
For impacted teeth, root resorption, airway assessment, and skeletal analysis – CBCT provides essential 3D information for orthodontic planning.
CBCT can evaluate joint spaces, condylar position, and degenerative changes – aiding in the diagnosis of TMD.
For cysts, tumours, fractures, and other lesions – CBCT provides detailed 3D visualisation for diagnosis and surgical planning.
CBCT is essential for 3D planning of jaw correction surgeries – enabling precise surgical simulations and custom guides.
Dr. Abhishek has extensive experience in CBCT interpretation and 3D reconstruction. He works closely with implantologists, orthodontists, and oral surgeons to provide accurate, clinically actionable reports – ensuring safe and successful treatment outcomes.
A CBCT scan is quick and comfortable – but having your partner or family member with you can provide reassurance and shared understanding.
We welcome partners in the waiting area and during the consultation after the scan. They can ask questions and help understand the 3D images and treatment plan.
Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) is a 3D imaging technique that produces detailed, cross‑sectional images of the teeth, jaws, and facial structures. It is used extensively in implant planning, orthodontics, and oral surgery.
Traditional X‑rays are 2D and can overlap structures. CBCT provides 3D images that allow precise measurement and visualisation of anatomy from any angle, making it superior for complex cases.
CBCT uses a very low radiation dose – significantly lower than a medical CT. The benefits of accurate diagnosis and safe treatment far outweigh the minimal risk. We use lead aprons and thyroid collars for added protection.
The scan itself takes only 10–20 seconds. The entire appointment, including preparation and positioning, takes about 10–20 minutes.
Your CBCT images and report are typically available within 24–48 hours. We will share them with you and your dental specialist for review.
Yes, a referral from your dentist, orthodontist, or oral surgeon is required. CBCT is usually performed for specific clinical indications, and the results are used for treatment planning.
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