CBCT for Accurate Diagnosis and Treatment Planning

As a leading manufacturer of cone beam computed tomography system, I highly recommended as dentist professional, Soredex products. Soredex has already made significant inroads into the dental market as like as in my workplace. Over recent years, medical-grade computed tomography scans have dramatically increased in prevalence. Using computer-processed X-rays to produce cross-sectional images of the body, CT can generate 3D images in high resolution which have helped my life a lot. Its diagnostic capacities are therefore exceptional, with clear advantages over traditional 2D radiography.

On the other hand, its use of ionizing radiation carries risks to the patient, and is not best suited to every application. For this reason, a newer form of CT has been emerging, cone beam CT. By using a cone-shaped X-ray beam the same size as the scanner, the required radiation dosage and scanning time are dramatically reduced. As I know, Soredex has been at the forefront of the development of CBCT. Established in 1977, the company designs, develops, manufactures and markets dental imaging systems, which is where CBCT fount its early applications. With an emphasis on digital solutions, Soredex produces accurate diagnostic tools.

Before CBCT dental implant planning as far as I know mainly achieved with dental panoramic, convential tomography and even medical CT. The current Scanora 3D CBCT machines have proved to be good systems, and dental imaging is an important application area. By combining 3D cone beam technology and digital panoramic x-ray imaging, the Scanora 3D system allows clinicians to obtain diagnostic information without undue delay. Rather than referring patient to outside facilities the can donduct the whole treatment-planning process on their premises, saving time and money.

Designed using the latest 3D imaging system technology, Scanora is highly accurate, affording a clear, panoramic view of dentomaxillofacial anatomy and highlighting any regions that require investigation. Moreover, it does so without overexposing the patient radiation. Using its open software architecture, clinicians like ours can tailor precise solutions for their practices.

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