10/07/2026
A CBCT scan gives us a detailed, 3D view of your teeth, jaw, and surrounding structures — and it’s one of the most important tools we use to diagnose oral and facial conditions accurately.
When we review your scan, we’re looking for far more than just cavities or impacted teeth. We evaluate:
• Tooth position & impaction — including the exact angle of wisdom teeth
• Jawbone health & density — crucial for implants or bone grafting
• Sinus anatomy — to plan safe, precise surgical approaches
• Nerve location — especially the inferior alveolar and lingual nerves
• Joint structure — assessing TMJ function and abnormalities
• Pathology — cysts, tumors, infections, or unusual lesions
• Airway space — helpful in evaluating sleep-related breathing issues
This level of detail allows us to diagnose conditions earlier, plan surgeries more accurately, and tailor treatment to your unique anatomy.