Computed tomography of teeth (CT)

Computed tomography of teeth: accurate diagnosis for effective treatment

When it comes to the health of our teeth, an accurate diagnosis is the key step for successful treatment. That is why computer tomography of teeth has become an integral part of modern dentistry. This advanced method allows obtaining detailed and three-dimensional images of teeth and jaws, which ensures high accuracy and efficiency of diagnosis.

Advantages of using computer tomography of teeth

One of the main advantages of computed tomography of teeth is its exceptional accuracy. Thanks to the use of computer data processing, the tomograph can show even the smallest details of the structure of teeth, roots and surrounding tissues. This allows the dentist to make a detailed assessment of the condition of the teeth and make an accurate diagnosis, which in turn has a positive effect on the chosen treatment strategy.

Is computer tomography of teeth safe?

Computed tomography of teeth is a safe procedure for the patient. It is based on the use of X-ray radiation, but the dose of radiation in this case is very small and usually does not pose a threat to health. At the same time, the high quality of the obtained images allows you to avoid additional studies and reduce the number of visits to the dentist.

Why is computer tomography of teeth needed?

One of the most important applications of computed tomography of teeth is the planning of dental treatment or implantation. With the help of a three-dimensional image of the jaws and dental structures, the dentist can accurately determine the optimal location and further actions for high-quality and accurate treatment.

In our clinic, we use the VATECH PaX-i3D Smart computer dental tomograph - model PHT-30LFO manufactured by TECH&E-WOO - the world leader in the production of tomographs.

Computed tomography allows you to get 2 images in 1 scan: a CT image and a panoramic image of the teeth. This is convenient if you need both images and helps avoid overexposure.
LOW DOSE – low radiation dose and HIGH IMAGE QUALITY – high image accuracy. That is, the tomograph allows you to perform high-quality diagnostics with minimal radiation exposure. And thanks to 3D visualization, the doctor has the opportunity to reproduce various processes, for example, tooth implantation.
The innovative device in the form of an arch on this model allows you to get a wider view of the dentition (including wisdom teeth). There are no hidden zones.
From all this, we conclude that computer tomography is the most accurate modern method of diagnosis in today's dentistry. It is not necessary to prepare for a CT scan. Choose a convenient time, call us or register on the website and come. The procedure takes up to 10-15 minutes.