Dental CBCT Scan: What Is It & Why Do You Need One?

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Author: Angela C.

Dr. Harvey Chin explains that CBCT imaging provides a 3D view, enabling more precise planning, better-fitting appliances, and improved outcomes.

One of the main benefits of CBCT imaging is that, unlike traditional two-dimensional X-rays, it allows us to see in three dimensions. This enhanced view enables us to plan more precisely and deliver better treatment outcomes.

With CBCT, we can create a more customized treatment plan and fabricate appliances that fit more accurately. The result is faster, easier procedures with a higher rate of success.

During your complimentary consultation, a CBCT scan is included as part of your visit. If that sounds like the level of care you’re looking for, we’d be happy to welcome you to our practice.

If you or someone you love needs dental implants, schedule a free consultation with Dr. Harvey Chin to learn about the ages you can get a dental implant to help restore your function, appearance, and overall quality of life.

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