The basic principle of 3D jaw and tooth tomography is to show the internal structure and perimeter of an object with multi-projection. With 3D tomography, patients are subject to less radiation and treatment plans can be made more accurately.
In cases where the position of wisdom teeth and their relation with anatomic regions (distance to nerve-vein packet on lower jaw and to sinus spaces on upper jaw) needs to be evaluated as three-dimensional and when the structure of jaw bones needs to be evaluated with 3D tomography in making the implants, it will be taken.
It also helps while treatment plans are made for cysts and other pathologies relating to the jaw, and all the borders of cysts can be specified in detail.
The radiation dosage given by 3D jaw and tooth tomography where only the lower or upper jaw is displayed is only slightly different from a normal panoramic film (large film where both jaws are displayed). Tomography used in dentistry scans smaller regions and the radiation amount is reduced accordingly.
Provides detailed three-dimensional views of jaw structures
Minimal radiation exposure compared to traditional methods
Accurate assessment for implant planning and oral surgery