Identify hidden pathology
CBCT and 3D imaging reveal fractures, cysts, tumours, and other lesions that may not be visible on standard X‑rays, enabling early intervention.
Maxillofacial imaging encompasses a suite of advanced imaging techniques designed to visualise the complex structures of the face, jaws, and skull – including bones, teeth, sinuses, temporomandibular joints, and soft tissues. It is essential for diagnosing a wide range of conditions – from trauma and fractures to cysts, tumours, and developmental anomalies – and for planning surgical interventions such as orthognathic surgery, implant placement, and facial reconstruction.
Using a combination of panoramic X‑ray (OPG), Cone Beam CT (CBCT), and, when indicated, conventional CT or MRI, our team provides comprehensive 3D assessments that reveal the intricate anatomy of the maxillofacial region. These images are indispensable for oral surgeons, maxillofacial surgeons, ENT specialists, and orthodontists in delivering accurate diagnoses and safe, predictable treatment.
At Amytri Diagnostics, we use state‑of‑the‑art CBCT and digital imaging equipment with low‑dose protocols, ensuring high‑quality images with minimal radiation. Our experienced radiologists provide detailed reports with 3D reconstructions and precise measurements, supporting your specialist in every stage of care – from initial evaluation to post‑surgical follow‑up.
Maxillofacial imaging provides the detailed anatomical information needed to diagnose complex conditions and plan safe, effective treatments – from dental implants to facial reconstruction.
CBCT and 3D imaging reveal fractures, cysts, tumours, and other lesions that may not be visible on standard X‑rays, enabling early intervention.
3D reconstructions allow virtual surgical simulation, customised implant placement, and the fabrication of surgical guides – reducing risks and improving outcomes.
By mapping vital structures (nerves, sinuses, vessels), imaging reduces the risk of nerve injury, sinus perforation, and other surgical complications.
We provide a full range of imaging modalities for the maxillofacial region, tailored to your clinical need.
A comprehensive overview of the entire maxillofacial region – useful for initial assessment of fractures, cysts, and gross pathology.
High‑resolution 3D imaging with large field of view covering the entire face, jaws, and skull base – ideal for trauma, pathology, and surgical planning.
Multiplanar and volume‑rendered reconstructions for clear visualisation of fractures, lesions, and anatomical relationships – essential for patient education and surgical planning.
Detailed cephalometric and 3D analysis for jaw correction surgeries – providing accurate measurements and virtual surgical simulation.
Precise localisation and characterisation of mandibular, maxillary, zygomatic, orbital, and nasal fractures – guiding optimal surgical repair.
Our radiologists provide detailed, structured reports with measurements, 3D images, and clinical correlations – supporting your specialist in every step of care.
Your oral surgeon, maxillofacial surgeon, ENT, or orthodontist will refer you for the appropriate imaging based on your clinical needs.
You undergo the prescribed imaging (OPG, CBCT, and/or other modalities) at our centre. The process is quick, comfortable, and uses low‑dose protocols.
Our radiologist reconstructs the data into 3D volumes, performs multiplanar reformatting, and analyses the images for pathology, measurements, and surgical planning.
A detailed report with images, measurements, and clinical recommendations is prepared and shared with you and your specialist – enabling informed decision‑making.
It is a key investigation for a wide range of conditions affecting the face, jaws, and skull.
Accidents, falls, or sports injuries – CBCT provides detailed assessment of fracture patterns for optimal surgical repair.
Lesions of the jaws, sinuses, or facial bones – imaging determines the extent, relationship to vital structures, and guides biopsy or surgical excision.
For correction of jaw discrepancies (overbite, underbite, open bite) – 3D imaging enables precise surgical simulation and outcome prediction.
When bone quality or anatomy is challenging, full‑field CBCT provides the necessary detail for safe implant placement.
When standard TMJ imaging is insufficient, maxillofacial CBCT or MRI provides detailed assessment of the joint and surrounding structures.
CBCT can assess the upper airway for obstruction, aiding in the diagnosis and treatment of obstructive sleep apnoea.
Dr. Abhishek has extensive experience in interpreting maxillofacial imaging, including CBCT, CT, and MRI. He works closely with oral surgeons, maxillofacial surgeons, and ENT specialists to provide accurate, clinically actionable reports – supporting diagnosis and surgical planning with 3D reconstructions and precise measurements.
Maxillofacial imaging can be a crucial step in diagnosis and treatment planning – having a partner or family member with you provides comfort and shared understanding.
We welcome partners during the consultation and report discussion. They can ask questions, help understand the images, and support you through any treatment journey.
Maxillofacial imaging is a set of advanced imaging techniques – including OPG, CBCT, CT, and MRI – used to visualise the face, jaws, and skull for diagnosis, treatment planning, and surgical guidance.
It is used for facial trauma (fractures), cysts and tumours, jaw discrepancies (orthognathic surgery planning), TMJ disorders, impacted teeth, sinus pathology, and airway assessment.
Yes. OPG and CBCT use very low radiation doses. When MRI is used, there is no radiation. We use low‑dose protocols and lead aprons to ensure safety.
Remove any metal objects (jewellery, glasses, hairpins, hearing aids) from the head and neck area. For MRI, inform us about any implants, claustrophobia, or pregnancy.
OPG and CBCT take about 10–20 minutes. CT or MRI may take longer – up to 45 minutes. The total time depends on the modalities used.
A comprehensive report with images and measurements is typically available within 24–48 hours. We share it with you and your referring specialist.
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