Dentoview

Dentoview Dentoview is an advanced dental imaging centre which provides end to end dental imaging services. We aim to be your one stop shop for all dental imaging needs.

We provide an exhaustive range of 3D and 2D imaging services which caters to all requirements of practitioners and patients in the dental space. Our imaging services include:

3D Cone Beam Computed Technology (CBCT)
Cephalogram
Orthopantomograph (OPG)
Temporomandibular Joints (TMJ)
Paranasal Sinuses
Carpus
Others
We provide end to end services to every patient which includes the following:

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rt prepared by an Oral and Maxillofacial radiologist
Printed as well as electronic images for all patients. Our images are DICOM-compliant
Implant planning services for CBCT patients
Support for CBCT guided implant surgery
Electronic images with software for all CBCT patients which will allow dental practitioners to view and edit the images on their own
Tracing and Cethalometric analysis services for Cephalogram patients
At Dentoview, we ensure that your comfort and safety is our prime concern. We welcome you to a calm and serene environment. The radiographs are reported by a qualified oral and maxillofacial radiologist and reports sent to you in less than 24 hours. We value your precious time and thus the reports can be delivered to you at your doorstep.

25/03/2026
An interesting case, where two lesions are very close to each other, one almost joining the other lesion. When we examin...
23/03/2026

An interesting case, where two lesions are very close to each other, one almost joining the other lesion. When we examine the axial sections carefully, it can be discerned that they are two separate entities.

One: periapical cyst with right lateral incisor and right canine.
Second: Enlargement of the incisive canal more than 1 cm diameter, is suggestive of Incisive canal cyst.

Have you come across any case like this?

It is important to visualise the crown root fractures in all dimensions, for better treatment planning. The extent of th...
01/01/2026

It is important to visualise the crown root fractures in all dimensions, for better treatment planning. The extent of the fracture line is well visualised here. Note the red arrows- crown root fracture of the right mandibular second molar.

Why it’s important to visualise an impacted tooth in all sections? Here, we can see a horizontally impacted tooth. When ...
16/06/2025

Why it’s important to visualise an impacted tooth in all sections? Here, we can see a horizontally impacted tooth. When we see in the 2d view, we can see a single straight root. However, a detailed cross section and Sagittal view reveals 2 roots, and severe Dilaceration of the apical third of the distal root. This information becomes of significant importance during extraction.

Here, we can see fracture of the crown and the root of the Mandibular right 1st Molar tooth. The extent of the fracture ...
14/06/2025

Here, we can see fracture of the crown and the root of the Mandibular right 1st Molar tooth. The extent of the fracture line is well visualised in the different sections, which help in assessing the prognosis of the tooth.

Occasionally, the pain due to a cracked tooth can appear to be similar to the pain from an impacted tooth. Impacted teet...
13/06/2025

Occasionally, the pain due to a cracked tooth can appear to be similar to the pain from an impacted tooth. Impacted teeth can exert pressure on the adjacent teeth and result in fine cracks in these teeth.

Here, we can see a fine crack in the crown of 37, due to a horizontally impacted 38.

TMJ degenerative joint disease, not only causes flattening of the slopes of the condyle, but it can also cause flattenin...
10/02/2025

TMJ degenerative joint disease, not only causes flattening of the slopes of the condyle, but it can also cause flattening of the curvature of the articular eminence (black arrows).

These changes in the joint can cause pain on opening and closing the mouth, along with clicking sounds.

Fine cracks on the teeth are not very easy to visualise. These very fine cracks can lead to huge periapical pathologies,...
08/02/2025

Fine cracks on the teeth are not very easy to visualise. These very fine cracks can lead to huge periapical pathologies, along with bone loss. It is important to locate these, for accurate treatment.
Here, a 56 year old patient reported with severe pain. On radiographic evaluation, a fine crack in 18 was noted.

How a fine crack can cause such a huge lesion. Here, a fine crack in the palatal root of 27, is causing a huge Periapica...
04/02/2025

How a fine crack can cause such a huge lesion. Here, a fine crack in the palatal root of 27, is causing a huge Periapical granuloma, extending to 28.

When you find two periapical cysts in the same patient.
25/09/2024

When you find two periapical cysts in the same patient.

How many cracks are too many cracks?
24/09/2024

How many cracks are too many cracks?

Address

612, ATL Corporate Park, Saki Vihar Road, Powai
Mumbai
400072

Telephone

+912228474742

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